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Tag: Hawksbill Sea Turtle

Around forty delegates to the National Sea Turtle Workshop stand and sit together for a group photograph in a timber-framed room at the Two Oceans Aquarium in Cape Town.
Africa & Middle East

Forty-Five People and One Plan for South Africa’s Turtles

South Africa has been protecting sea turtles on its nesting beaches since 1963. ...
A hawksbill turtle swimming at the surface of a rehabilitation tank, seen from above and in front. Her patterned brown and amber shell and a single raised front flipper are in frame, with the pointed hawk-like beak that gives the species its name clearly visible.
Africa & Middle East

Amber Lost a Flipper Long Before She Washed Ashore

The subadult hawksbill turtle that washed ashore at Betty’s Bay on September 7 ...
A Nature Seychelles field officer in a blue shirt bending over a nesting hawksbill turtle in beach vegetation on Cousin Island, the turtle part buried in pale sand.
Africa & Middle East

Six Knitters, One Hawksbill, and Cousin Island

Nature Seychelles has spent decades counting hawksbill turtles coming ashore on Cousin Island ...
A hawksbill sea turtle lies head-down in a shallow body pit she has dug in pale coral sand on Ile Plate, her dark patterned carapace filling the frame, low green vegetation behind her.
Africa & Middle East

A Hawksbill Dug for Three Hours to Find the Right Spot

A hawksbill sea turtle spent three hours on a beach on Ile Plate, ...
A hawksbill turtle sits in a hollow she has dug among eroded coral rock at the top of a beach on Desroches Island, her worn grey-brown shell facing the camera and the reef and open sea behind her.
Africa & Middle East

A Tagged Hawksbill Returned to Desroches After 15 Years

A female hawksbill turtle hauled out on Desroches Island in the Seychelles outer ...

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African penguins at a breeding colony

A Seabird Hospital Took a Minister to Court

New Aquarium and Reptile Conservation Center at Riverbanks Zoo

Riverbanks Zoo Unveils Darnall W. and Susan F. Boyd Aquarium and Reptile Conservation Center

A row of shallow rectangular coral raceway tanks on metal frames stands under a green shade canopy beside a low white building.

Africa’s First Coral Breeding Lab Has 65,000 New Corals

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  • Two women stand smiling on either side of a large printed map of Namibia pinned to a wall, the map marked with green protected areas and conservancy boundaries; the woman on the left wears a black Cheetah Conservation Fund shirt and the woman on the right a green WWF shirt.

    Namibia Counts Its Big Predators

  • Two SCUBA divers in costume kneel on the gravel bottom of an aquarium exhibit, each holding up a carved jack-o'-lantern, one in a green dinosaur suit and hood and the other in a red and blue suit with a red hood, bubbles rising around them.

    Divers in Costume Carve Pumpkins to Open ODDtober

  • A green roof of tall grasses tops the meerkat building at John Ball Zoo, with solar panels angled below it and termite mound sculptures in the foreground.

    John Ball Zoo Meerkat Habitat Wins Certified Green Building Award in Michigan

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