The Karen Beasley Sea Turtle Rescue and Rehabilitation Center

Director Jean Beasley (l) tells the Saturday/UNCW crew...	Release days are always special and today is no exception. On hand to see help the seaturtles back to the wild are our sea turtle hospital volunteers, our nesting beach patrol volunteers, staff from the Fort Fisher Aquarium, US Navy Corpmen on loan from Camp LeJeune, 2007 and 2008 summer interns along with a sprinkling of other years, all cheered on by an enthusiastic crowd which included 300 school children.	...to get BARNEY to the water. Look at him fly.
BRADLEY - One of sweetest sea turtles is escorted by volunteers and interns	.	Bradley returns to the sea minus one flipper
CANAL is escorted by the 2008 Interns.	Canal, air swimming to freedom, minus a flipper.
CMAST	CMAST escorts include intern class of 2001 and current state sea turtle biologist Wendy Cluse
CORA - Sub adult sized	we hope to see her on the beach in a few years
JERSEY GIRL, going out after almost two years in rehab, three flippered and healthy	JOLLY ROGER	Escorted by Navy Corpmen and our volunteers, Beth, Beth and Maggie
LAGOON - Jean tells the Navy how it works on our beach	Escorted by the Navy Corpmen from Camp Lejeune.	Loggerheads, the pretty turtle.
LOOKOUT	Escorted by the great folks from the Fort Fisher Aquarium	Lookout ready to spread her wings.
OCRACOKE Gently released by our own turtle wrangles Bill and Curtis, along with the "Aqua Kids"	Saturday/UNCW crew member says good-bye.
POUND	Carried by our volunteers Jennifer and Mary O
SCUTE - surrounded by love from the 2007 summer interns.	SIMA Gets a lift from Sara and Yvonne
UNO II Escorted by the Ladies Salisbury	TRES II Escorted by Edwina and Rose	QUATRO II Escorted by Dan and his daughter
	Happiness is a warm ocean full of sea seaturtles and those who love them.

jersey girl	sima	cmast	cora	jolly roger	lagoon
canal	pound	bradley	lookout	ocracoke	barney
scute	uno II	tres II	quatro II