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Kenya NGO saves turtles from nets, plastic and rising tides

Kenya NGO saves turtles from nets, plastic and rising tides

  • Turtles are still poached for their shells, meat and oil
  • But through the charity’s awareness campaigns in schools and villages, perceptions have significantly changed
By AFP ·
A seagrass meadow in the Red Sea, newly discovered through the tracking of green turtles, can be seen. (Supplied)

Turtles help scientists discover hidden seagrass meadows in Red Sea

By Arab News ·
Green turtles fight to survive against Pakistan’s urban sprawl photos

Green turtles fight to survive against Pakistan’s urban sprawl

By AFP ·
The nests are moved from under the sand on the main beach and placed under an awning to protect them from tides and predators.

Qatari children help give endangered turtles second chance

By AFP ·
The sanctuary is built inside a public park where the team tends to the animals by recreating their natural habitat. (Supplied) photos

In a Jeddah compound, a hidden sanctuary offers relief for reptiles, birds and fish

By AMEERA ABID ·
Turtles dying from eating trash show plastics scourge

Turtles dying from eating trash show plastics scourge

By AP ·
Saudi Arabia is committed to preserving and restoring its marine biodiversity through initiatives. (AFP)

Saudi Arabia protecting endangered turtles through rescue programs

By Mai Almarzoogi ·
Pakistani wildlife team cradles green turtles babies from beach to sea

Pakistani wildlife team cradles green turtles babies from beach to sea

By Reuters    ·
Two-headed turtle born in Malaysia

Two-headed turtle born in Malaysia

By AFP ·
Death of rare turtle leaves 3 remaining in the world

Death of rare turtle leaves 3 remaining in the world

By AP ·
’All lives matter’: Indonesia saves tsunami-stranded turtles

’All lives matter’: Indonesia saves tsunami-stranded turtles

By AFP ·

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