Bombs and leaking oil threaten endangered sea turtles and dugongs in the Persian Gulf
Conflict in the Middle East is endangering the fragile marine ecosystem of the Persian Gulf due to bomb explosions and leaking oil.
Organic farmers furious at herbicide use near endangered turtle habitat
Organic farmers in south-east Queensland are protesting a council's herbicide program that they claim jeopardizes their organic certification and endangers local turtle populations.
Males' Persistent Mating Attempts Lead to ‘Extinction’ Crisis: The Tragedy of Female Turtles on an Isolated Island
Male Hermann turtles are overwhelming the female population, leading to serious implications for their survival on a remote island in North Macedonia.
Possible pet turtle dumping could leave an endangered species at risk
Researchers are concerned that dumped pet turtles found at Dumaresq Dam may threaten endangered native turtle species.
An audition test reveals that the rarest turtle in the world is sensitive to boat noises
A study has found that the Kemp's ridley turtle is sensitive to industrial and boat noise, highlighting the threats to this endangered species.
Call for citizen scientists to monitor threatened turtle species on NSW beaches
A campaign has been launched to protect endangered sea turtles in New South Wales following the discovery of a vulnerable nest that required relocation to prevent flooding.