Sentences with phrase «where endangered turtles»

To make things easier, we've picked out some of our favourites, from beaches with a serious party scene to remote headlands where endangered turtles come to nest.

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Citizen scientists are encouraged to contribute data about where turtles are most endangered by roadways and learn more about proactive efforts to protect turtles and other wildlife in Massachusetts.

Biologists already knew that fishing gear posed a problem for the endangered turtles, which can get entangled in trawlers» nets, but they were not sure exactly where and when they were running into trouble.

It is also home to Leatherback Turtles National Park where the endangered leatherback turtles (some as big as 1500 pounds) return annually between September and March to nest and lay theiTurtles National Park where the endangered leatherback turtles (some as big as 1500 pounds) return annually between September and March to nest and lay theiturtles (some as big as 1500 pounds) return annually between September and March to nest and lay their eggs.

I recently visited CasaMagna Marriott Cancún Resort, where in conjunction with their adjacent property, the JW Marriott have implemented a sea turtle protection and release program that protects and preserves this endangered species.

South Africa doesn't bay too loudly about the annual appearance of leatherback (critically endangered) and loggerhead turtles on the coastline of iSimangaliso Wetland Park — one of the last major nesting sites in Africa where they can still lay their eggs on the beach.

Watch for the areas where your feet sink deeply into the sand and be careful to not disturb the nesting sea turtles, which are an endangered species.

Other exciting activities can also be found in the area where you can enjoy horseback riding, zip lines, scuba diving, yoga, spas, and even get to see the endangered Leatherback sea turtles that inhabit the area.

Following Caravan's day tour of Arenal volcano, your Costa Rica tour includes a visit to leatherback turtle nesting grounds in Leatherback Turtle National Park, Guanacaste, where Costa Rica has made impressive efforts in the past two and half decades to protect the endangered giant leatherback turtle.

There is an active community here as well to help save the endangered species of turtles, where you can take tours and see the turtles nesting in the wild.

You could also spend the day at nearby Patara Beach, where, as well as sandcastle - building and swimming, you might be lucky enough to spot some of the endangered loggerhead turtles that nest here.

Nearby Playa Grande is home to Las Baulas Marine Park where the critically endangered Leatherback turtle (Dermochelys coriacea) comes to nest each year.

The turtles actually make their home in a turtle farm, where they are protected since they are endangered.

I was there with Pace University students making a short documentary on efforts to protect endangered sea turtles in an area where the economy revolves around fishing — most of which is done with nets that can also drown sea turtles (sometimes intentionally).

For these beautiful turtles and many other endangered species, it's a precarious time where efforts to save them need to be ramped up, before they are lost forever.

The latest battle ground in the debate is opening up in Cape Hatteras National Park in North Carolina, where Senator Hagan (D - NC) joined U.S. Senator Burr (R - NC) in a legislative move to withdraw national park protections for baby birds and sea turtles endangered by off - road vehicles.

These endangered species need all the protection they can get, and the international community should put pressure on countries where marine turtle fishing is still legal, which are concentrated in the Caribbean region and the Indo - Pacific region.