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Help the Gnaraloo Wilderness Area.

Our aim is to protect the Gnaraloo Wilderness Area and its valuable ecosystems for the many creatures that depend on it and for future generations. With so many of the world’s coral reefs under threat, our work is more vital than ever before. We would like you, your children and your grandchildren to experience the wonder of swimming with sea turtles and other marine life.

To do so, we need your help.

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Your donations to the Gnaraloo Wilderness Foundation are tax deductible in Australia!

Your generous donation helps us to:

Continue monitoring the impact of feral animals on sea turtle nests at Gnaraloo.

Protect the Gnaraloo Wilderness Area.

Undertake essential scientific research at Gnaraloo during the annual turtle nesting season.

Undertake educational outreach.

Share the GWF’s objectives and findings with others.

Share the GWF’s objectives and findings with others.

Buy promotional merchandise (to sell), which assists in funding us.

Buy promotional merchandise (to sell), which assists in funding us.

Appoint qualified teams to conduct the work.

Appoint qualified teams to conduct the work.

Deliver reports with findings of the work.

Deliver reports with findings of the work.

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As a Gnaraloo Friend, we’d like to recognise your support with:

Beautiful digital rewards
– Free streaming of the documentary The Mystery of the Gnaraloo Sea Turtles
– A selection of amazing desktop wallpapers from Gnaraloo

Together for the Gnaraloo sea turtles in Western Australia - Gnaraloo Wilderness Foundation

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Other ways you can help

Follow the Gnaraloo Wilderness Foundation.

Discover the migration of the Gnaraloo loggerheads.

Contribute to our vital conservation efforts.

$1000 by a 100 – Research outputs will help the Gnaraloo loggerheads!

Your support could enable us to do more for the Gnaraloo loggerhead sea turtles, including more peer reviewed papers on unique, but mostly unpublished, 10-year data sets for the Southern Ningaloo Coast World Heritage Area by the historic Gnaraloo Turtle Conservation Program (GTCP).

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