Sea turtles are remarkable marine creatures, yet many species are increasingly threatened by a combination of climate change, pollution, habitat degradation, and human activities. In North Sulawesi, additional pressure comes from the continued capture and consumption of sea turtles in some coastal communities, posing a serious threat to their long-term survival. This conservation project aims to support the protection and recovery of sea turtle populations through monitoring, nest and habitat protection, hatchling conservation, and community education. By increasing public awareness of the ecological importance of sea turtles and the impacts of unsustainable practices, the program encourages coastal communities to become active partners in their protection. Through continued conservation efforts and local participation, the project seeks to ensure that future generations can continue to encounter sea turtles in the waters of North Sulawesi.