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Sabah Parks: Sufficient Protection Of Turtle Eggs | Brunei s No 1 News Website

Sabah Parks: Sufficient Protection Of Turtle Eggs | Brunei s No 1 News Website
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Sufficient protection of turtle eggs – Sabah Parks

Sufficient protection of turtle eggs – Sabah Parks
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Eyebrow-raising Asean Sustainable Tourism Award | Daily Express Online

THE eyebrow-raising verdict is out: The Asean Sustainable Tourism Award (Rural) 2022 goes to Walai Penyu Conservation Park, Libaran – an unsung island 40 minutes from Sandakan, which was excluded from the 1,740ha Turtle Islands Park Sabah set up between 1966 and 1968

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Huge Covid-19 toll on turtles programme | Daily Express Online - Sabah s Leading News Portal

Published on: Friday, December 11, 2020 By: FMT Text Size: A visitor receiving an adoption certificate from Sabah Parks assistant research officer Barry Richard Yamie (left). Kota Kinabalu: The Covid-19 pandemic has taken a huge toll on many lives – even that of the turtles of the Sabah Parks. The turtle nest adoption programme has seen a fall in participation, from 650 last year to just 120 until the end of September this year. The number of adoptions had been increasing from 103 nests at the launching of the programme in 2016. Many of those who “adopted” the nests have been tourists who have visited Turtle Islands Park, about 40km from the east coast district of Sandakan where endangered Hawksbill and Green turtles land almost every night to lay their eggs at Pulau Selingan, Bakungan Kechil and Gulisan.

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