Sea Turtle Cap Love + Protect Your Parks attracting them to food from

attracting them to food from even from great distances

Written and illustrated by David Allen Sibley

This cozy layer features bold word art inspired by the dramatic underground landscapes of the park

and dunes that define this one-of-a-kind national park

Sea Turtle Cap Love + Protect Your Parks attracting them to food fromThe gulf shores of Texas are the nesting areas for several types of sea turtles, including the Kemp's ridley sea turtle. These endangered sea turtles lay their eggs all along the gulf shore. Conservationists then move those nests to special protected areas, several of which are within Padre island National Seashore. This process helps to increase the number of eggs that hatch, and the number of hatchlings that survive and make it into the gulf waters.