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Sea Turtle Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating sea turtles in the Gulf Coast region. The organization actively works to raise public awareness about the plight of these fascinating creatures. If you are passionate about the ocean and its inhabitants, you can participate in "turtle talks" and educational programs offered by the organization. Additionally, you can witness the release of hatchlings into the sea, which is an unforgettable experience. The organization is committed to rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing injured sea turtles and educating the public about the significance of sea turtle conservation. Additionally, the organization assists with conservation efforts for all marine turtle species and conducts applied research to understand better and protect these amazing creatures.

Experience the unique culture of the border at Hidalgo's BorderFest. This festival offers various entertainment options to suit everyone's taste. You can enjoy live music from regional and national talents. In addition, there will be a parade, the Miss Hidalgo Pageant, a square dance, a car show, and sand sculptures by Sandscapes. Hidalgo BorderFest is an event that caters to everyone. You can enjoy singing, dancing, arts and crafts, three parades, kids' activities, a variety of food, a complete carnival, and continuous family fun. These things make the Rio Grande Valley a unique place and Hidalgo BorderFest such a memorable experience. Thousands of volunteers, residents, and international visitors come to the Rio Grande Valley to experience the ultimate celebration of community. The event is open to everyone and is an excellent opportunity to enjoy the region's unique culture.

Take a stroll through the beautiful Quinta Mazatlan mansion, and explore the 20-acre property surrounding the home. The Spanish-style, 1930s estate is home to interesting exhibits and attractions, and the grounds around the building offer various nature trails that venture through the Rio Grande Valley Thornforest. As you walk along the trails, you'll see native vegetation like the Prickly Pear Cactus and birds like the Green Jay, and the Buff-bellied Hummingbird.