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Posts in SWOT Report vol. 17

Hawksbills: The Most Beautiful of Sea Turtles

Hawksbills: The Most Beautiful of Sea Turtles

SWOT Report vol. 17Brian HutchinsonJune 16, 2022Special Feature, Hawksbill, Global

Time to Sound the Alarm on the Silent Threat of Inorganic Pollutants

Time to Sound the Alarm on the Silent Threat of Inorganic Pollutants

SWOT Report vol. 17Brian HutchinsonJune 16, 2022Pollution and Pathogens, Research and Status, Olive ridley, Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean

Genetic Tools for Sea Turtle Conservation

Genetic Tools for Sea Turtle Conservation

SWOT Report vol. 17Brian HutchinsonJune 16, 2022Research and Status, Genetics, Special Feature, Global

Moving Beyond Parachute Science in the Sea Turtle Community

Moving Beyond Parachute Science in the Sea Turtle Community

SWOT Report vol. 17Ashleigh BandimereJune 16, 2022Outreach and Action, Research and Status, Global

Cabo Verde: Sea Turtles "In Abundance"

Cabo Verde: Sea Turtles "In Abundance"

SWOT Report vol. 17Ashleigh BandimereJune 16, 2022Loggerhead, Cabo Verde, Atlantic Ocean, Outreach and Action

Burning Issues 7 Update: Defining Guidelines for Important Marine Turtle Areas

Burning Issues 7 Update: Defining Guidelines for Important Marine Turtle Areas

SWOT Report vol. 17Ashleigh BandimereJune 16, 2022Policy and Economics

Why Are French Guiana Leatherbacks Declining?

Why Are French Guiana Leatherbacks Declining?

SWOT Report vol. 17Brian HutchinsonJune 16, 2022Leatherback, South America, Caribbean Sea & Gulf of Mexico, Research and Status, Fisheries Bycatch

What Can I Do to Help Sea Turtles?

What Can I Do to Help Sea Turtles?

SWOT Report vol. 17Ashleigh BandimereJune 16, 2022FAQs

Precipitous Declines in Caribbean Leatherbacks

Precipitous Declines in Caribbean Leatherbacks

SWOT Report vol. 17Brian HutchinsonJune 16, 2022Leatherback, Caribbean Sea & Gulf of Mexico, Research and Status, Fisheries Bycatch

FAQ: Why Are Lights on the Beach Bad for Sea Turtles?

FAQ: Why Are Lights on the Beach Bad for Sea Turtles?

SWOT Report vol. 17Ashleigh BandimereJune 16, 2022FAQs, Coastal Development