US EditionMarena Promotes Actions for the Conservation of Sea Turtles
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Every 16 June, World Sea Turtle Day is celebrated in order to raise humanity's awareness of one of the longest-lived species that inhabits the earth and is also necessary for balance in the oceans and the planet, but is currently in danger of extinction.Sea turtles are the most endangered species on the planet; although sea turtle populations are on the rise, six of their seven species are in danger of extinction, and may still run the risk of d…
In commemoration of World Sea Turtle Day, the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (MARENA) highlights that, as a result of the National Campaign "Together We Conserve Our Sea Turtles," during the 2024-2025 period, 44,509 Olive Ridley sea turtles have been protected as nesting turtles. Likewise, the birth and release of 268,644 hatchlings on the beaches of the Río Escalante Chacocente Wildlife Refuges, located in Santa Teresa, Carazo, a…
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