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We all have that 'ah-ha' moment at some point in our life. For some, it's a feeling of peace, assuring us everything is right in the world. For others, it's overwhelming. Either way, it's a pivotal part of life. And at Loggerhead Marinelife Center (LMC), we believe sharing our ocean conservation story with others will bring them to that moment. I believe this because it happened to me.<br /><br />My moment occurred while interning at LMC, an ocean conservation organization and sea turtle hospital located in Juno Beach, Florida. I was filming a sea turtle release, and as I watched the turtle crawl back to the ocean, I began smiling incessantly. In that moment, I knew I wanted to continue telling LMC's story. People needed to know about ocean conservation and LMC's vital role in it.<br /><br />Even as I work full time as LMC's Public relations & Communications Coordinator, I am still amazed. Our story is one of everyday heroes who recognize how precious our oceans are. Whether our finance director is working on a budget, our marketing team is running around campus taking photos or our hospital staff is busy treating a turtle, every one of our 28 full-time staff members has an important role at Loggerhead Marinelife Center. <br /><br />LMC is nestled along one of the world's most densely-populated loggerhead sea turtle nesting beaches, giving our scientists 9.5 miles of beach to monitor and better understand the sea turtles that nest there. We're also the only sea turtle hospital between Orlando and the Florida Keys, where our state-of-the-art equipment gives injured or sick sea turtles a second chance at survival.<br /><br />Though we focus on threatened and endangered sea turtles, we recognize the greater need to care for our oceans as a whole. Over the last three years, our conservation impact has grown tremendously ' with over 16 global conservation partners and various conservation programs, we've removed more than 8,000 pounds of marine debris, rescued over 200 sea turtles and cultivated 50 fishing pier partners as we provide solutions to environmental problems. <br /><br />Our hands-on public and educational programs also help us continue to carry out our founder Eleanor Fletcher's mission to educate others about ocean and sea turtle conservation. She believed in the power of the next generation ' and wanted to make sure they would see an ocean that was healthy and beautiful.<br /><br />The catch is, we need more help. We need more willing hands. Our global impact can only happen through the mighty hearts, minds and souls of those eager to help our staff continue LMC's mission of ocean conservation.<br /><br />Though the hours can be long and the days can be demanding, there's no place I'd rather be. And quite simply, that's why I give. <br /><br />To learn more about LMC's conservation work, visit www.marinelife.org.