Friendly Sailors

Ana M. Velez

Problem The data about marine turtles nesting sites

and migration paths is disperse and published in many different formats.

There is little access to old and recent findings about turtles sightings.

The community of marine turtles researchers meets once a year to show the last findings in research and conservation. Many researchers cannot be present due to high costs of traveling and hotel.

Solution A Web site that shows an interactive map

where users can find paths of marine turtles around the world.

The website will be accessible to all people interested in the geography of marine turtles.

The website will serve as a main center for the communication of the researchers.

The website will publish the latest journals and publications.

The website will publish the results of the annual International Seminar of Marine Turtles.

Concept: users Researchers that want to publish and compare

data. Students that want to use data. People interested in marine turtles tracking Tourists, naturalists. Fishermen and egg collectors. Other:

Hotels, tourist guides, cruises. Writers, journalists. Souvenirs and hand craft makers.

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