Mobilization for the future of endangered sea turtles: 527,880 hatchlings reached the sea
Original headlineNesli tükenmekte olan deniz kaplumbağalarının geleceği için seferberlik: 527 bin 880 yavru denize ulaştı
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Turkey’s Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry said 527,880 sea turtle hatchlings reached the sea from 8,868 nests on Turkish beaches in 2026 under a conservation program run by its General Directorate of Nature Conservation and National Parks. The ministry said more than 4.3 million hatchlings from endangered sea turtle species have been released into the sea over the past six years. The figures matter because the nests and hatchlings are a key indicator of the effectiveness of Turkey’s protected coastal zones for species facing extinction. Watch for next year’s nest and hatchling counts, along with any expansion of protected beach areas or changes in ministry funding for the program.
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Doğa Koruma ve Milli Parklar Genel Müdürlüğü, Tarım ve Orman Bakanlığı, Türkiye, deniz kaplumbağaları