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84 baby green sea turtles released in Antique - Vimarsana News

84 baby green sea turtles released in Antique

Published July 6, 2021, 11:25 AM ILOILO CITY – The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) recently released 84 baby green sea turtles off the coast of Tibiao town, Antique province. “More sightings of sea turtle hatch in Antique also indicate a healthy ocean ecosystem. We are thankful to the fishermen, our partners and guardians of the environment in saving our marine wildlife species,” said DENR-6 Regional Director Livino Duran. This was as DENR-Culasi released the 84 hatchlings of the green sea turtle with a scientific name of Chelonia mydas in San Francisco Norte vill...

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Protect Turtles On The Move - Vimarsana News

Protect Turtles On The Move

MADISON, Wis. - With turtle nesting season soon underway, state conservation biologists and highway officials ...

Wisconsinites urged to help protect turtle populations as egg season approaches - Vimarsana News

Wisconsinites urged to help protect turtle populations as egg season approaches

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Turtle nesting season starts along SC beaches - Vimarsana News

Turtle nesting season starts along SC beaches

Turtle nesting season starts along SC beaches VIDEO: Turtle nesting season starts along SC beaches By Lillian Donahue | May 2, 2021 at 5:21 PM EDT - Updated May 2 at 8:02 PM FOLLY BEACH, S.C. (WCSC) - Starting this weekend through October is a critical season for endangered Loggerhead turtles that call South Carolina’s coastline home. For the next six months, the turtles will be making their way back to the beach to create nests. Volunteers with South Carolina’s Department of Natural resources have already started making their rounds looking for potential nests to flag. “The passio...