Olive Ridley Nesting Sites
- On February 5, 2024, around 12 nesting sites were identified on Tannirbhavi and Sasihithlu beaches, marking the turtles' return after 29 years.
- The revival underscores pollution-free beaches and suitable nesting conditions, emphasizing the species' importance under the Wildlife Act of 1972.
- Local fisherfolk collaborate with forest officials for egg conservation and predator protection, with night patrolling initiated to safeguard the sites.
- The forest department barricades nesting sites and pledges continuous vigilance for 40 days until hatchlings safely reach the sea, with incentives proposed for assisting fisherfolk.
- Degradation of nesting beaches and threats from by-catch in fisheries highlight the urgent ....
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