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27 July 2009: Tracking TCI turtles
Marine conservation experts have attached hi-tech satellite tags to two turtles found in TCI waters. Now, for the first time in the country’s history, the stunning sea creatures can be tracked wherever they are in the world. |
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27 May 2009: Turtles safe on Indonesian islands
For centuries, turtle eggs have been as good as currency on this tiny Indonesian island -- they helped put children through school and kept the village kitty in petty cash. |
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28 March 2009: Caring for rescued sea turtles
Five Green Sea Turtles rescued from Florida's east coast are being cared for at Mote Marine Laboratory. |
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15 November 2008: 55,000 baby turtles meet the sea
An environmental association's project in Mersin's Anamur district has successfully overseen the journey of thousands of baby loggerhead turtles to the sea after hatching. |
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27 September 2008: More turtles found
More and more sea turtles are being found in New Zealand waters because of the warmer temperatures. |
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11 August 2008: Kuwait''s turtles listed as threatened
The steady decline in the number of turtles in Kuwait, who are often left to fend for themselves against the urban sprawl, has led to their listing as vulnerable and endangered species. |
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01 July 2008: Turtles return home
Two loggerhead turtles, which were washed up on the south-west UK coast this winter, have been flown to Gran Canaria and released back into the sea. |
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22 March 2008: 17 Turtles Strand Since January
Since January four loggerhead turtles have been found on beaches in the South West of England, and 13 more were recorded around the UK and Ireland. Cornwall Wildlife Trust is urging beach walkers to look out for marine turtles... |
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13 March 2008: Turtles begin mass nesting in Orissa
Thousands of endangered Olive Ridley turtles have begun mass nesting on the coast of eastern Orissa state, home to the world's largest nesting site for the turtles, officials said on Wednesday. |
