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Monthly Archives: November 2012

Turtle nesting activities

  By Debbie Hilton | November 22, 2012 - 12:10 pm |May 6, 2015 Turtle Nesting
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turtle nesting

Turtle Nesting Activities Turtle nesting season begins in our area about the middle of October to early January with hatchling emergence continuing until April. The … Read More →

Beach monitoring activities

  By Debbie Hilton | November 22, 2012 - 12:08 pm |May 6, 2015 Monitoring
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monitoring in action

Beach Monitoring Activities The group formed officially in 1992 from a meeting held between a loosely scattered association of like-minded people who had been observing … Read More →

Best practices for successful turtle watching

  By Debbie Hilton | November 22, 2012 - 11:58 am |May 6, 2015 Turtle Watching
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flatback hatchlings

Best practices for successful turtle watching Marine turtles are protected animals. Only authorised persons are permitted to handle marine turtles, their nest sites and hatchlings. … Read More →

Solutions to decrease the effects of beach lighting

  By Debbie Hilton | November 22, 2012 - 11:56 am |May 6, 2015 Beach Lighting
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beach lighting confuses turtles

  Solutions to decrease the effects of beach lighting Unrestricted use of lighting and vegetation clearing on beach areas threaten sea turtles during nesting season. … Read More →

Major Threats to Sea Turtle Survival

  By Debbie Hilton | November 22, 2012 - 11:49 am |May 6, 2015 Major Threats
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turtles injured and killed

Threats to survival include the following examples The destruction of nesting habitat by clearing natural vegetation through beach development Uncontrolled vehicle access destroying dune profiles … Read More →

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