Sentences with phrase «green sea turtle populations»

We are delighted though that at around the Gili Island's, Lombok and also in the Bunaken Marine Park the green sea turtle populations are thriving!
TURTLE TROUBLE Green sea turtle populations in parts of the Great Barrier Reef are becoming increasingly female because their eggs are being incubated at higher temperatures due to warming ocean waters.
Rated as one of the «Top 10 Beaches in Mexico» by TripAdvisor ® and with a name meaning «place of the turtle» in Mayan, Akumal is renowned for its beautiful beaches and green sea turtle population making this oasis a premium snorkeling location.

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The cry of the green sea turtle was stilled long ago in the Caribbean; only a tiny fraction of the original population survives.
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As its name suggests, Turtle Town Maui is known for its high population of Hawaiian green sea turtles.
Located along what is known as «Sea Turtle Corridor», the island boasts a healthy turtle population with nesting and foraging areas for Hawksbills and Green Turtles
The resident green sea turtle (Chelonia Mydas) population is one of the highlights of diving around the Gili Islands and you'll find large numbers of them on the surrounding shallow reefs.
The Hawaii Wildlife Fund sponsors a number of great volunteer programs on Maui, including activities that track and monitor hawksbill and green sea turtles in order to assess the population, protect nests, and assist injured creatures.
This stretch of coastline is notorious for its high population of Hawaiian green sea turtles that can be seen in shallow waters as well as deeper areas.
In Australia alone, there are seven regional populations of green turtles that nest in different areas; the southern Great Barrier Reef, the northern Great Barrier Reef, the Coral Sea, the Gulf of Carpentaria, Western Australia's north - west shelf, the Ashmore and Cartier Reefs and Scott Reef.
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