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Research Suggests How Culture and Belief Shape Sea Turtle Use in Indonesia
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Research Suggests How Culture and Belief Shape Sea Turtle Use in Indonesia
Sea turtles have navigated Earth’s oceans for more than 100 million years, yet today they face significant threats from human activity. Though conservation efforts often focus on protecting nesting beaches, reducing bycatch, or restoring habitats, new research highlights an equally critical, and often overlooked, piece of the puzzle: people. A recently published peer-reviewed study in the journal People and Nature sheds light on the complex cult…
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