The researchers focused on
leatherback sea turtles nesting on St. Kitts, an island in the West Indies southeast of Puerto Rico.
Not exact matches
«
Leatherback sea turtles choose
nest sites carefully, study finds.»
Other studies of
sea turtles suggest that characteristics of the sand, the slope of the beach and proximity to vegetation contribute to the success or failure of
nests, but «no study has tried to determine what factors cause female
leatherback sea turtles to dig a
nest in a particular spot, or what factors contribute to when they come up to
nest,» the researchers wrote.
To determine whether this was so, the team tracked
leatherback sea turtles» behavior on St. Kitts during the 2008
nesting season, from May through July.
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Leatherback Sea Turtle
In summer, loggerhead and
leatherback turtles come out of the
sea to
nest on the Sodwana beaches.
Its beaches are key
nesting grounds for endangered
sea turtles, such as Hawksbills, Loggerheads, Green Sea Turtles and Leatherbac
sea turtles, such as Hawksbills, Loggerheads, Green Sea Turtles and Leathe
turtles, such as Hawksbills, Loggerheads, Green
Sea Turtles and Leatherbac
Sea Turtles and Leathe
Turtles and
Leatherbacks.
Four species of
sea turtles nest on Aruba: The
Leatherback, the Loggerhead, the Green and the Hawksbill.
Due to being located inside of a National Park, the beach is protected for the
nesting of the Giant
Leatherback Sea Turtles from October through April.
The Tortuguero National Park is one of the most important
nesting sites in the world for marine
turtles such as the giant
leatherback turtles, the green
sea turtles and the hawksbill
turtles.
Besides the Green
Sea Turtles, the Leatherback and Hawksbill sea turtles also nest along the wide beaches he
Sea Turtles, the Leatherback and Hawksbill sea turtles also nest along the wide beache
Turtles, the
Leatherback and Hawksbill
sea turtles also nest along the wide beaches he
sea turtles also nest along the wide beache
turtles also
nest along the wide beaches here.
Green and
Leatherback Sea Turtles also
nest here, and occasionally we see a Hawksbill or a Kemp's Ridley.
Marino Las Baulas is one of the world's most significant
nesting sites for the endangered
leatherback sea turtle, which comes ashore between the months of October and March.
Four species of
sea turtle (green, Pacific ridley, hawksbill, and
leatherback)
nest on the beaches.
Located near Tamarindo, Las Baulas National Marine Park is an important
nesting spot for
leatherback sea turtles.
Las Baulas National Marine Park: You can see
Leatherback, Pacific Green, and Hawksbill
sea turtles come ashore to
nest on guided tours with the park service.
It was one of the last nights at the sanctuary for one of the U.S. volunteers, and Mora agreed to take her and the three other volunteers out to the beach at night in hopes of catching a glimpse of a
nesting leatherback sea turtle.
Thursday night I filed a story about a newly realized long - distance connection — between logging deep in the Congo River basin and the
nesting grounds of one of the rarest reptilian denizens of the
sea, the
leatherback turtle.
Luis Jorge Rivera Herrera, Puerto Rico: Luis Jorge Rivera Herrera helped lead a successful campaign to establish a nature reserve in Puerto Rico's Northeast Ecological Corridor — an important
nesting ground for the endangered
leatherback sea turtle — and protect the island's natural heritage from harmful development.
UPDATED, 8:00 a.m.: For the first time since the 1930's, federal biologists confirmed that a
leatherback sea turtle has
nested on a Texas beach, at the Padre Island National Seashore near Corpus Christi.
Luis Jorge Rivera Herrera helped lead a successful campaign to establish a nature reserve in Puerto Rico's Northeast Ecological Corridor — an important
nesting ground for the endangered
leatherback sea turtle — and protect the island's natural heritage from harmful development.
In addition to its scenic and recreational value, it has enormous biological significance as an important
nesting ground for endangered
leatherback sea turtle.
The protection of the Corridor is one of the Sierra Club of Puerto Rico's top conservation priorities, and is also one of the most important U.S.
nesting grounds for the
Leatherback, the world's largest
sea turtle.