Video Night
Submit your video
Join us at the 44th International Sea Turtle Society Symposium for the continuation of our popular Video Night tradition! This special evening will showcase short videos that highlight the incredible work of symposium participants and their affiliated organizations in education, research, conservation, and other impactful initiatives related to sea turtles.
Open to the Public
 For the first time, Video Night will be open to the public—inviting our local community to join in celebrating global sea turtle conservation efforts. Entry is $10 per person (free for registered symposium participants). Proceeds will directly support Pacific Islander travel grants to help participants from across the Pacific attend and share their work.
Event Details
Video Night is tentatively scheduled for Tuesday, March 3rd, 2026, from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm. Stay tuned for additional details on venue access and ticketing.
Video Submissions
 The deadline for submitting videos is Saturday, February 7th, 2026. The maximum video length is 10 minutes (shorter videos are encouraged to allow for more presentations).
All videos must be original and not previously shown at an ISTS Symposium. Submissions in languages other than English are encouraged to include English subtitles.
Each submission should include:
Title
Project Name
Presenter, Institution, or Workgroup
Location
Brief Summary (maximum 250 words)
Web Link (if applicable)
Total Duration
Join us at the 44th International Sea Turtle Society Symposium for the continuation of our popular Video Night tradition! This special evening will showcase short videos that highlight the incredible work of symposium participants and their affiliated organizations in education, research, conservation, and other impactful initiatives related to sea turtles.
Open to the Public
 For the first time, Video Night will be open to the public, inviting our local community to join in celebrating global sea turtle conservation efforts. Entry is $10 per person (free for registered symposium participants). Proceeds will support the continued success of the Symposium and the ISTS.