Turtle rehabilitation is the process of caring for injured or sick turtles to help them recover and return to their natural habitats. This often involves medical treatment, such as surgery or medication, as well as providing a safe environment where turtles can regain their strength. Rehabilitation centers may also educate the public about the importance of protecting turtles and their ecosystems. During rehabilitation, turtles are monitored closely for signs of improvement. Once they are healthy enough, they are often released back into the wild, where they can contribute to their populations. Organizations dedicated to marine conservation play a crucial role in these efforts, ensuring that turtles receive the care they need.