Sea Turtles

Plastic pollution in the ocean is a growing threat to the survival of sea turtles.

The contaminated beaches that researchers studied in the Mediterranean are crucial nesting sites for both green and loggerhead sea turtles.

A recently published report shows the extent of the country's ongoing problems with the black market sale of animals.

Due to their lifespans, it's difficult for scientists to discern how sea turtle species respond to conservation techniques.

Turtles dig the dark.

A new research review finds that all the plastic debris swirling through our oceans may be endangering every species of sea turtle.

Hatching rates on a remote island on the Great Barrier Reef are alarmingly low. Rising seas are flooding sea turtle nests on the island, but researchers are finding that's not the whole story.