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It will be determined by choice.

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The charter, purpose and characteristics of the association will be established.

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The association will plan its activities.

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They will introduce the activities of the association and make news.

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They will create an association brochure.

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They will conduct association surveys.

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They will manage association meeting organizations.

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They will bring together the activities of the association such as e-books and video slides.

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Efforts will be made to cooperate with institutions, organizations and associations.

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TIPS - Caretta Carettas Environmental Association, is a non-governmental organization with the mission of protecting the various ecosystems, investing heavily in raising awareness and environmental education in the community.
Diogo Pinto e Beatriz Pinheiro (José Lobo) AEMF, Portugal

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ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
The association carries out educational activities to raise environmental awareness, instilling in the community a sustainable spirit, in which the preservation of the environment can be promoted.
In order to keep the beaches clean, the association's members meet regularly with volunteers and children from the community to collect garbage, reusing some of the materials for different purposes, including the construction of trash buckets to put on the beaches.
Diogo Pinto, Beatriz Pinheiro (José Lobo), AEMF, Portugal

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One of the objectives of TIPS - Caretta Caretta Environmental Association is the conservation of marine life, specifically the common sea turtle (Caretta Caretta).
An adult Caretta Caretta measures on average 90 cm in length and has an average weight of 135 kg. It reaches sexual maturity between 17 and 33 years old and its average life expectancy varies between 47 and 67 years. Females spawn on average four times between June and September, and then go through a period of two to three years without spawning.
Currently, this is the only species in the genus Caretta. It spends most of its life in marine and estuarine habitats, and females only return to the beach to spawn.
Diogo Pinto, Beatriz Pinheiro (José Lobo) AEMF, Portugal

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We´re established relations with "Centro de Recuperación de la fauna silvestre El Valle" to do visits to see the work of recuperation for marine turtles which have been injuried. We have also set dates to make meetings with students to divulgate this specie into our ecosystem.
Mª Ángeles Martínez, Colegio San Vicente de Paúl, Cartagena, Murcia, Spain

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DEKAMER;   Joint work will be carried out with the Sea Turtle Research, Rescue and Rehabilitation Center.