More than 1,000 olive ridley turtles have washed-up dead, on Chennai’s coast ... according to the data shared by the Students Sea Turtle Conservation Network (SSTCN), a voluntary group conserving ...

CHENNAI: The Olive Ridley turtles' nesting continues to be poor in Chennai as volunteers, who go on night walks return empty-handed. The Besant Nagar and Neelankarai hatcheries that should have been ...

Image Source : X Carcass of a Olive Ridley turtle washed ashore ... Chief Conservator of Forests to exchange information on sea turtle movement/breeding and ensure conducive atmosphere for ...

Where have carcasses been found? Speaking to The Indian Express, Supraja Dharini, founder of the Tree Foundation, a non-profit which works on sea turtle conservation, said that dead olive ridley ...

Responding to the Forest Department’s directions to civic agencies in the coastal districts of Tamil Nadu to protect the endangered species of Olive Ridley turtles, Chennai Corporation is set to ...

Nearly nine Olive Ridley sea turtles were found dead on the shores of Injambakkam, Chennai, on Saturday. The carcasses were spotted by a resident of Rajiv Avenue, who alerted the Forest Department.

Once or twice a month during Costa Rica’s rainy season, female olive ridley sea turtles come ... loaded with garbage bags stuffed with 22,000 turtle eggs. Malaysian authorities two years earlier ...