The South Carolina Aqua has a Turtle Hospital.  Their website gives information about the turtles they are taking care of, as well and locations for release when turtles are ready to return to the sea.  To visit the SC Aquarium Turtle Hospital go to the following link:  http://scaquarium.org/STR/

The South Carolins Department of Natural Resouces is the agency which oversees the Sea Turtle activities in the state.  To learn more about Loggerhead Turtles in South Carolina go to the following link:  http://www.dnr.sc.gov/seaturtle/

All turtle nest data is maintained in an intenational database.  To keep up with the Loggerhead Turtle nest count in South Carolina go to this link:  http://www.seaturtle.org/nestdb/index.shtml?view=2&year=2013

Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina are part of a joint project for DNA Testing.  The hope is to learn more about turtle nesting habits.  How many clutches of eggs does each nesting female lay in a year?
Is the female nesting on more than one beach?
How far apart are her nests?
How many turtles are nesting in more than one state?
To learn more, visit:  http://www.seaturtle.org/nestdb/genetics.shtml

Educating people about sea turtles is also an international project.  This web site is from a site located in the Caribbean.  Steven in Bar Harbor, Maine found this link.  Creatures of the Caribbean - Sea Turtles - http://caribbeanhotels.com/islands/creatures-of-the-caribbean-sea-turtles

 A new website provides a comprehensive overview of  the past and present sea turtle research efforts by the Marine Resources  Division. This new website contains information on sampling methodologies, major  program findings ranging from sea turtle catch rates to reproductive studies, an
outline of funding and permitting, and summarizes outreach and education
efforts.  http://www.dnr.sc.gov/marine/sturtles/index.html