What can people do to help green sea turtles?

Answer 1

well that's a very good question ands i am happy u care for them, now there are several ways to help them.

1.live them in a habitate not habitated by any humans that can damage them

2.if they live with u have them on a place with ground eating different kind of vegetable and habbing big pot of water because they like to frow themselves on them.

3if we are talking obout water turtles live them in the water!!! seas or rivers not in a pool!!!

4.giving them to specialist that care obout them and can help them.

5.i think that's it, oh and even they are creatures that are alone give them love or be with them, they can feell that.

Answer 2

We can help marine turtles by recycling. Recycling can help marine turtles because first we help get less less landfill and less landfill means less chance of trash getting in our precious ocean. Another way to help these poor marine turtles is to stop selling the marine turtle's eggs. You might have never ever sold eggs but you might have eaten the eggs of the turtles. You can stop eating them. If you can not do any one of these SIMPLE things ( How can you not? ) then at least when you see trash lying around pick it up NOW! Yes... pick it up.

EXTRA! Endangered by... oil spill...and trash in the ocean.. and also ... tah tah tah tah... Fibropapiliomas, a disease..( I might I spelled it wrong ) ( SO.. WHAT?) it it caused by pollution! That's right! Terrible pollution!

Answer 3

10 Ways You Can Help Marine Life Every Day

1. Volunteer with local community groups to stencil storm drains, Adopt A Beach, or monitor the

water quality of local watersheds. Organize your classroom, school club, or organization to clean

litter from rivers, creeks, estuaries, and beaches.Did you know? Storm water pollution (urban

runoff) is the leading cause of water pollution nationwide.Pollutants such as motor oil, antifreeze,

detergents, litter, paint, pesticides, pet waste, and copper (from brake pads) are flushed off

streets and into storm drains which lead straight to rivers, creeks, and the oceans.

2. Participate in Save The Whales' letter writing campaigns with your classroom, club, or church

group. Invite friends over for a "letter writing" party. Print letters from Save The Whales "Action

Alert" section under the Take Action. One letter from an individual to a government official

represents the opinion of hundreds of people. Letters are powerful tools of influence.

3. Cut up plastic six-pac rings before recycling or disposing them in the garbage. Thousands of

birds, fish, and other marine creatures die needlessly from entanglement.

4.Pick up trash while walking in your neighborhoods. Participate in National Coastal Clean Up

Day (September) www.coastforyou.org to prevent pollution in watersheds and storm drains. Did

you know that? One of the most common sources of beach pollution is cigarette butts. They can

take up to seven years to breakdown. Last year, over one million cigarette butts were removed by

volunteers during National Coastal Clean Up Day.

5. Never release balloons outside as they can travel hundreds of miles and land in rivers, creeks,

and oceans. Whales, dolphins and turtles can be killed by ingesting balloons mistaken for

jellyfish. See Save The Whales "Balloon Alert" flyer in English and Spanish. Educate your schools

or community businesses not to participate in balloon releases. A 60 foot sperm whale washed up

dead from ingesting a balloon which blocked its stomach and caused it to starve.

6. Keep your car well maintained to prevent leaks onto roadways and driveways which cause

water pollution. Carpool when possible, or ride a bike. Recycle used motor oil for free. Take

hazardous waste such as paint, pesticides, and antifreeze to a hazardous waste site. Call 1-800-

CLEAN-UP or visit www.cleanup.org for the free drop off location near you.

7. Never discard used fishing line and hooks in the water. This can entangle birds, fish, turtles,

seals, and otters and cause the death of these animals.

8.Never dump anything in the street as it goes into the storm drains which travel straight to rivers,

creeks, and ultimately the oceans without being cleaned. Did you know that? One quart of motor

oil can pollute 250,000 gallons of water. A drop of oil the size of a dime stuck on a sea otter can

kill them. They die from hypothermia (freezing to death).

9.Recycle, Reuse and Reduce. Landfills across the nation are filling up with discarded items and

refuse. Hazardous waste thrown in the garbage, ends up in landfills where it leeches into the soil

and ground water causing contamination. Reduce your refuse by recycling, reusing and

composting. Plant an organic garden free of pesticides.

10.Buy products that are environmentally friendly and support organic farming.

Answer 4

well to my considiration we should clean up beaches after storms or even when you go to a beach.you should also donate money to help save green sea turles. also use the 3 rs (reuse reduce and recycle) you should use the 3 rs because it helps so our trash won't end up in the water and the turtles would probably get confused with the trash with jellyfish protect all turtle :)

Answer 5

You can not throw things into the sea, not pollute, don't use motorboats, really anything you would do to save land animals.