Over Three Decades of Safeguarding Nesting Beaches in Con Dao, Vietnam
For conservationists at Con Dao National Park, the most cherished reward arrives each dawn: watching hundreds of hatchlings scramble out of the deep sand, propelled by tenacious instinct, swiftly b
Following the Evidence: Science as the Foundation for Conservation Action
Understanding how sea turtles move between habitats and across national borders is essential for determining how and where they need to be protected.
From the Sabah Declaration to the Next 25 Years of the IOSEA Marine Turtle MOU
Greetings from Sabah, Malaysia!
Connecting Education and Marine Research at Marsa Shagra
Along Egypt's Red Sea coast, marine turtle conservation is a team effort.
40 Years of Sea Turtle Conservation in Reunion
In 2004, two female green turtles came ashore on the pilot beach of a restoration program on Reunion's west coast and laid their eggs. It doesn't sound like much.
Special 25th Anniversary Message for Non-Turtle-Biologists
As the IOSEA Marine Turtle MOU celebrates 25 years, Jarina Mohd Jani, a member of the Advisory Committee (AC) of the MOU, shares a special message for fellow non-turtle-b
The Story of Green Turtle Conservation on Thameehla Island
In the 1830s, during the reign of King Thayawaddy, a local official on a small island near the mouth of Myanmar’s Ngawun River is said to have done something remarkable.
Seasonal Protected Areas: A Smart Solution for Seychelles Sea Turtles
Long before conservation had a name, sea turtles were already returning to Seychelles. Generation after generation, they came back to the same beaches where they themselves once hatched.
The Turtles that Kept Coming Back: Bycatch and Safer Releases in Zighy Bay, Oman
In the waters of Zighy Bay, Oman, fishing nets can sometimes bring up an unexpected catch.