
The
St. Catherines Sea Turtle Conservation Program welcomes you explore
our sea turtle conservation program through this WWW presentation.
Our program has three major goals:
1. Conservation of sea turtles nesting on the Georgia
Coast
2. Study of the nesting ecology of Georgia's sea Turtles
3. Training of teachers in science content and science
process skills.
At the bottom of each page are a series of interactive
turtles to guide you in your study. Each turtle will carry you
to the designated topical material. Turtles facing right will
carry you to the next page, turtles facing left will carry you
back to the previous page, and turtles facing upward will carry
you to the Table of Contents. Turtles at the end of sections will
jump you to a new section. Interactive words are highlighted and
underlined in the text. Click on them and you will be transported
to a new page, to an image, or to the glossary. To preview the
structure of this production, go to the Overview Page or click
on the Table of Contents.
This Web Site is a prototype which will be revised and enhanced continually. It was written on ClarisWorks 3.0 and ClarisDraw and translated into html using Adobe Page Mill. If you find bugs in this presentation, or have suggestions on how to improve it, please contact us at:
Gale.Bishop@sdsmt.edu
or
nmarsh@bulloch.net
The St. Catherines Sea Turtle Conservation Program
is supported by collaborative funding from:
- The Eisenhower Higher Education Program (49%)
- The St. Catherines Island Foundation, Inc.
- Georgia Department of Natural Resources
- Georgia Southern University
The production of this web site was directly
or indirectly supported by funding from Georgia Southern
University's Faculty Service Committee, Faculty Development Committee,
and Faculty Research Committee, the GSU
Department of Geology and Geography, the Governor's Educational
Lottery Trust Fund, the Information Technology Policy Council's
Model Technology Program, The Edward John Noble Foundation administered
through the American Museum of Natural History, Bulloch County
School System, and GSAMS (Georgia Statewide Academic
and Medical System). All of our funding partners are
gratefully acknowledged for making this effort possible. The authors
assume sole responsibility for any inaccuracies of omission or
comission in this presentation.
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