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Tuesday, October 19, 2010

A flatback sea turtle returns after laying her clutch of eggs at Crab Island, Cape York

Posted by Brett Leis at 4:15 PM 1 comment:
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Cape York is internationally important for sea turtles. However, turtles in this region face impacts from feral pig predation, ghost nets, commercial fishing, hunting pressures and climate change. The Cape York Sea Turtle Project is managed by Cape York Sustainable Futures and is working to ensure that sea turtles in the region have a chance for the future.

Here you can learn more about the project and also how you can help sea turtles.

Project Links

  • Sea Turtle Foundation
  • Qld Parks and Wildlife Service
  • Biosecurity Queensland
  • Carpentaria Ghost Nets Programme
  • Cape York Weeds & Feral Animals
  • NAILSMA
  • DERM

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