SWOT Report, Vol. IV
Features the first-ever map of global flatback nesting data, genetic stocks, and in-water distribution. Other highlights include articles about why leatherback populations vary globally, how retail sales help communities and sea turtles in Brazil, and how fishermen are aiding conservation efforts in Canada.
– CONTENTS –
INTRODUCTORY PAGES
- Foreword (PDF) | by STONE GOSSARD 
RESEARCH & STATUS
- The Ocean World through Turtles' Eyes | by KYLER ABERNATHY 
- Location, Location, Location: Why Leatherback Populations Vary Globally | by VINCENT SABA and BRYAN WALLACE 
- Confronting Climate Change in the Indian Ocean | by JEANNE A. MORTIMER and CHARLES SHEPPARD 
- Filling in the Gaps: New Insights into Old Questions about Sea Turtle Biology | by JEFFREY SEMINOFF, ALAN F. REES, and MANJULA TIWARI 
SPECIAL FEATURE
- The Flatback: Australia's Own Sea Turtle | by MARK HAMANN COLIN LIMPUS, KELLIE PENDOLEY, CHLOE SCHAUBLE, JANNIE SPERLING, and JEANETTE WYNEKEN 
OUTREACH & ACTION
- From Corail to Kelonia: A New Chapter for Indian Ocean Sea Turtles | by STÉPHANE CICCIONE 
- Studying Hawksbills Where They Live | by BARRY KRUEGER and JULIA HORROCKS 
- Gone Turtling | by KATHLEEN MARTIN 
- Ghost Nets | by RIKI GUNN and TIM VEENSTRA 
POLICY & ECONOMICS
- Retail Sales Help Communities and Sea Turtles in Brazil | by GUY MARCOVALDI, NECA MARCOVALDI, and JOCA THOMÉ 
- Turtle Watch | by EVAN HOWELL, DONALD KOBAYASHI, DENISE PARKER, GEORGE BALAZ, and JEFFREY POLOVINA 
- Ancient Mariners, Ancient Fuels: How Sea Turtles Cope with Our Modern Fossil Fuel Dependency | by BLAIR WITHERINGTON, KELLIE PENDOLEY, GAIL HEARN, and SHAYA HONARVAR 
 
          
        
      