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May 21
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Court Orders Count of Marine Wildlife Vulnerable to Climate Change

By TIRNADMIN Marine Mammals & Seabirds, Sea Turtles

SAN FRANCISCO- A federal judge approved a settlement May 20th of a lawsuit, brought under the Marine Mammal Protection Act, requiring the federal government to issue updated stock assessment reports for protected marine mammals ranging from Florida to Alaska.

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May 19
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Reward For Reporting Sea Turtle Mutilation

By TIRNADMIN Sea Turtles

History was made again on the Texas coast on May 16 when the most Kemp’s ridley nests found on any single day was recorded. Nineteen nests were found including nine…

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May 15
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Costa Rica’s Supreme Court orders expropriations in Leatherback National Park

By TIRNADMIN Sea Turtles

Ministry of Environment scolded for delaying the process Costa Rica’s supreme court ordered the Environmental and Energy Ministry (MINAE) to initiate steps for the expropriation of private lands within Las…

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May 13
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Costa Rican shrimp safe for turtles?

By TIRNADMIN Sea Turtles

Last May 1st, the US government announced that it had certified 40 nations as meeting the requirements set by Section 609 of PL 101-162 for continued importation of shrimp into…

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May 12
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Leatherback PSA

By TIRNADMIN Sea Turtles

Here’s a video I use to recharge my batteries.

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May 10
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National Geographic – Leatherback protection in Costa Rica

By TIRNADMIN Sea Turtles

Saving beaches alone won’t save the leatherbacks — longline fishing must be restricted, says Randall Arauz. See the story. Download the PDF http___news.nationalgeographic.com_news_pf_63920637.pdf

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May 07
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Kemp’s ridleys nesting on the upswing

By TIRNADMIN Sea Turtles

Things are still looking good for the Kemp’s ridley nesting season on Texas beaches. As of today (May 7), 48 nests have been found compared with 28 a year ago….

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May 05
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Longlines: Trap lines of the Ocean

By TIRNADMIN Sea Turtles

magine a 40-mile trap line strung out across the landscape like the telephone wires and power lines that crisscross the forests and deserts of your country.  Every 250 feet or…

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May 01
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Brazil and Costa Rica have lots of potential for joint work

By TIRNADMIN Sea Turtles

I was recently invited by the AVINA Foundation, to visit Brazil and share my marine conservation experiences with local scientists and activists.  During my stay (April 21 -28) I met…

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Apr 30
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Share your sea turtle encounters here!

By TIRNADMIN Sea Turtles

Seems that many people I meet, whether at a conference, on a hike, on a sunset cruise or a random encounter, have had a sea turtle experience. I just returned…

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  • About
    • Overview
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    • Careers
    • Internships
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      • Sea Turtles
      • SPAWN
      • Gulf of Mexico
      • Habitat Restoration Projects
      • 10,000 Redwoods
      • Cocos Island Dive Expeditions
    • Our Campaigns
      • Adopt A Block
      • Balloon Busting Crew
      • Bring the Bag
      • Got Mercury?
      • Hold On To Your Butt
      • Reusable Foodware System
      • Save the Leatherback
      • Set Gillnets
      • The Cocos-Galapagos Swimway
      • The Final Straw
    • What We Do
      • Save Marine Species
      • Protect Critical Habitat
      • Fight Climate Change
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