The Hawksbill Project offers hawksbill sea turtle population assessments that enable governments and conservationists to make informed decisions regarding hawksbills habitats through our hands on, in water research.

Globally, hawksbill sea turtles are listed as critically endangered, this means they face the real threat of extinction. Hawksbill sea turtles are also paramount to the world's coral reef habitats. Hawksbill sea turtle conservation assists coral reef conservation as they are the canary in the coal mine. Any place where there are, or should be healthy reefs, there will be, or should be hawksbill turtles. In a large portion of their range, hawksbill sea turtle data is insufficient to make a population assessment and initiate actions that protect and conserve.

All funds donated to the hawksbill project will be used to conduct hawksbill research and support hawksbill oriented projects in areas of the highest risk or greatest need.