this is turtle conservation in the sand area of ​​the pit of Padang city, Indonesia. This conservation was established by a number of community sand fishermen to increase tourist visits which have an effect on improving the economy of residents who sell food around the turtle conservation.

since the establishment of turtle conservation in 2019, almost every conservation weekend is visited by local and foreign tourists to see a number of turtles in this conservation From a number of sea turtle species in the world, in jambak sand turtle conservation, there are 9 types that can be seen by tourists, such as blue turtles and hawksbill turtles.

These turtles come from the findings of fishermen while resting around small islands in the city of Padang which are often used as nesting sites, and the surrounding community donates to buy the turtle eggs at Rp. 2,000, thousand rupiah as a receipt has helped save turtles and submit to turtle conservation in the sand of the tambourine of this Padang city.

pati hariyose the head of the turtle-giving and the administrator of the turtle turtle conservation said "since 2013 up to now tens of thousands of turtle children have hatched in the conservation of jambar sand turtles, after the children deserve to be released the hatchlings are released to the beach to balance the sea food chain"