Maharashtra is active in sea turtle conservation and its citizen actions with support of forest department are highly commendable particularly in some regions of southern Maharashtra. During the surveys conducted at Harne and Kolthare villages of Ratnagiri in March 2019 it was observed that local volunteers known as “Kasav Mitra” identified by Forest Department, in Ratnagiri District of Maharashtra are undertaking beach patrolling and relocating the eggs to secured enclosures for multiple reasons such as the egg sites being too close to tide water level, beaches open to public that can result in eggs being unknowingly crushed by beachgoers, or dug up by dogs or targeted poaching
680-687The Odisha coast along the east coast of India is home to three mass nesting sites (Gahirmath...
Great interest is now focussed on the study of sea turtle resources in our Exclusive Economic Zone t...
All five species of the turtles occurring in the Indian seas are placed in Schedule I of the Indian...
Tambaldeg village in Devgad taluka is a famous tourist place in the Sindhudurg district. During a ...
The Olive Ridley turtle (Lepidochelys olivacea) is protected under the Indian Wildlife (Protection) ...
Different organisations in India are actively engaged with sea turtle conservation programmes. Accor...
Green Habitat is an NGO committed to the conservation of sea turtles at Chavakkad beach (10.62o N, 7...
581-589Five non reported new nesting grounds of Olive ridley turtles were recognized by beach survey...
There are several reports on the nesting of Olive ridley turtles, Lepidochelys olivacea from the eas...
Sea turtles play an important role in maintaining the balance of the food web in the marine ecosyste...
One of the most spectacular sea turtle activity is the mass emergence (arribadas) of the Olive Ridle...
In spite of the promulgation of the Indian Wildlife (Protection) Act 1972 and the protection accorde...
Five species of sea turtles are known from the Indian Seas and all are today protected and are place...
Sea turtles bave attracted considerable attention in recent years on account of their vulnerability ...
Marine turtles of our waters are included in the The wild Life (Protection) Act 1972, sechedule I. ...
680-687The Odisha coast along the east coast of India is home to three mass nesting sites (Gahirmath...
Great interest is now focussed on the study of sea turtle resources in our Exclusive Economic Zone t...
All five species of the turtles occurring in the Indian seas are placed in Schedule I of the Indian...
Tambaldeg village in Devgad taluka is a famous tourist place in the Sindhudurg district. During a ...
The Olive Ridley turtle (Lepidochelys olivacea) is protected under the Indian Wildlife (Protection) ...
Different organisations in India are actively engaged with sea turtle conservation programmes. Accor...
Green Habitat is an NGO committed to the conservation of sea turtles at Chavakkad beach (10.62o N, 7...
581-589Five non reported new nesting grounds of Olive ridley turtles were recognized by beach survey...
There are several reports on the nesting of Olive ridley turtles, Lepidochelys olivacea from the eas...
Sea turtles play an important role in maintaining the balance of the food web in the marine ecosyste...
One of the most spectacular sea turtle activity is the mass emergence (arribadas) of the Olive Ridle...
In spite of the promulgation of the Indian Wildlife (Protection) Act 1972 and the protection accorde...
Five species of sea turtles are known from the Indian Seas and all are today protected and are place...
Sea turtles bave attracted considerable attention in recent years on account of their vulnerability ...
Marine turtles of our waters are included in the The wild Life (Protection) Act 1972, sechedule I. ...
680-687The Odisha coast along the east coast of India is home to three mass nesting sites (Gahirmath...
Great interest is now focussed on the study of sea turtle resources in our Exclusive Economic Zone t...
All five species of the turtles occurring in the Indian seas are placed in Schedule I of the Indian...