JS Projects
JS Projects is headed by a past volunteer worker from the summer of 2009. She has successfully already raised over RM3000 contribution to the project with the help from students at the Groen Van Prinsterer School in Holland. Now she is continuing her efforts as we expected such a dynamic and motivated individual would. See what she can do for you.

Yes We Work
YesWeWork has put together a real nice set of logos for us. Previously our artwork was a bit of hack job, but these guys made up a few real clean and creative designs that we can use for all types of presentation. We first got involved with them when a staff member came here to visit, ended up spending some time learning about the project, and offered his services; which we suggest you try as well.

UWC South East Asia Global Concerns
UWCSEA Global Concerns helps to support this conservation effort through funding, awareness, and sending students here under their own guidance through a program called Project Week.

TAT Turtle Sanctuary on Tioman Island
TAT is another conservation effort on Tioman Island organized by the Royal Family of Pahang located near Tekek. With their support the conservation projects on Tioman have much stronger ground to stand on.

Eco-Field Trips at Melina Beach Tioman
Melina Beach Resort houses a private hatchery, now run by Eco-Fieldtrips, also on Tioman in cooperation with ourselves and TAT for an island wide effort.

Sideways News
An independent online news blog featuring an article about Juara Turtle Project, written by a visitor who spent some extra time with us trying to understand what it is going on here.

Project Post Up
Project Post Up is a well intended project to spread good thoughts and ideas. The owner is one of JTPs largest individual financial supporters of the project. And has been here to get dirty as well.

Tioman Dive Centre
TDC operates out of Swiss Cottages in Tekek and runs a Reef Check program with Blue Ventures volunteer programs. They work out of the Juara Turtle Project when doing check dives over in Juara.