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'Bright light nets could save endangered turtles as 40,000 caught and killed every year' - Vimarsana News

'Bright light nets could save endangered turtles as 40,000 caught and killed every year'

Every year, 40,000 green and loggerhead ­turtles are killed after being accidentally caught in fishing nets across the Mediterranean, both are on the list of ­endangered species

Santa's festive fun at Ronald McDonald House Southampton - Vimarsana News

Santa's festive fun at Ronald McDonald House Southampton

Both Santa and the Sheriff of Southampton dropped in to Ronald McDonald House Southampton to bring some festive cheer

Santa's festive fun at Ronald McDonald House Southampton - Vimarsana News

Santa's festive fun at Ronald McDonald House Southampton

Both Santa and the Sheriff of Southampton dropped in to Ronald McDonald House Southampton to bring some festive cheer

Population of Green Turtles Nesting in Cyprus Lagoon Has Increased Over the Last Few Years - Vimarsana News

Population of Green Turtles Nesting in Cyprus Lagoon Has Increased Over the Last Few Years

Recent years have seen an increase in the number of green turtles nesting in Cyprus, but new research reveals that this recovery is heavily reliant on an Egyptian lagoon where many turtles feed.

University of Exeter: Rarest seal breeding site discovered News - Vimarsana News

University of Exeter: Rarest seal breeding site discovered News

Share The Mediterranean monk seal is classified as “endangered”, with a total population of about 700. The new study – by the University of Exeter and the Society for the Protection of Turtles (SPOT) – used camera-traps to confirm breeding in caves in northern Cyprus, with at least three pups born from 2016-19 at one cave. Only certain caves are suitable for monk seal breeding and resting, so – although the numbers are small – the researchers say urgent action is needed to protect these caves. “This area of coastline in being developed rapidly, especially for construction of hot...