Squarespace Site Server v5.11.81 (http://www.squarespace.com/)http://www.turtlestogether.com/picture/school.jpg?pictureId=908766<p align="left" style="text-align: left;">This is the elementary school in San Pancho (San Francisco), Mexico that participated in the Dream-A-Turtle-Project with Watsonville, CA Charter School for the Arts.<br /></p>http://www.turtlestogether.com/picture/kids.jpg?pictureId=908767http://www.turtlestogether.com/picture/kids2.jpg?pictureId=908768http://www.turtlestogether.com/picture/slide1.jpg?pictureId=908771<p align="left" style="text-align: left;">The students participating in the DATP engage in creative art projects as a way to connect with and learn about sea turtles.<br /></p>http://www.turtlestogether.com/picture/art1.jpg?pictureId=908787<p>This art project was by school children creating posters to promote turtle conservation awareness.<br /></p>http://www.turtlestogether.com/picture/art2.jpg?pictureId=908788http://www.turtlestogether.com/picture/artmache.jpg?pictureId=908789http://www.turtlestogether.com/picture/babyturtles.jpg?pictureId=908783<p>Here are baby turtles being transported from hatchery on trays to the beach. Baby turtles are taken from the tray and placed on the sand at least 30 feet from the water's edge so that they can imprint on the beach. This allows them to imprint on the sand, which will lead them back to the same beach when they mature and lay eggs.<br /></p>