Sharley the Sea TurtleLove of Sea Turtle Conservation on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina
A Haiku Story by Andi Fraley
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Sharley the Sea Turtle was created in response to my volunteer turtle tracking experiences on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. During evening beach clean ups, I met many visitors to the island of all ages, who seemed to have the same general questions and heart felt concern and curiosities about the sea turtles, the beach and the ocean. This haiku story is intended to be an educational tool and I sincerely hope this story helps to shine some light on the challenges the turtles face in their cycle of life and what we humans may do raise our awareness to help them and love them. life and deat...
Sharley the Sea Turtle was created in response to my volunteer turtle tracking experiences on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. During evening beach clean ups, I met many visitors to the island of all ages, who seemed to have the same general questions and heart felt concern and curiosities about the sea turtles, the beach and the ocean. This haiku story is intended to be an educational tool and I sincerely hope this story helps to shine some light on the challenges the turtles face in their cycle of life and what we humans may do raise our awareness to help them and love them. life and death matters for their species to survive they all need our help our kindness and love to help preserve their future LONG LIVE SEA TURTLES! Available to purchase in both hard cover and soft cover versions. 8 x10 Format, Full Color, 24 pages *this book is named after Goldie Bear Sharley Princessa Sassafras, aka Sharley Bear, Coconut Bear, Adventure Girlie, Sweet P, who loved making sand angels on the beach. With infinite love xxx
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