Founded in 2008 and incorporated as a nonprofit in 2011, Southeast Regional Sea Turtle Network (SERSTN) supports sea turtle scientists, early career professionals, students, and volunteers by providing professional development and learning opportunities around the southeastern United States, including Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands.
SERSTN’s primary program is the Southeast Regional Sea Turtle Meeting, a biennial scientific meeting that is open to professional scientists, students, and volunteers, providing an engaging and impactful opportunity to network and share the latest research in a friendly, non-intimidating atmosphere.
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SERSTN Pillars
Our pillars represent our commitment to driving meaningful conservation through science-based research, education, and community engagement, guiding every decision we make and every impact we strive to create.
Scientific Exchange and Knowledge-Sharing
Education and Outreach
Connections and Collaboration
Organizational Sustainability
For 15 years, the Southeast Regional Sea Turtle Network (SERSTN) has brought together people who share a common purpose: protecting and understanding sea turtles through science, collaboration, and education.
Our programs connect researchers, veterinarians, educators, rehabilitators, and students who are working across the Southeast to safeguard these incredible species. Thanks to your support, we’ve built a network that is as strong and enduring as the turtles we strive to protect.

