Restoring Sea Turtles’ Numbers Also Restored Their Ecosystem

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Turtle eggs feed the dunes in which they are laid and serve as a reminder of how humans conservation efforts reap positive effects

Loggerhead turtle hatchling crawls to the Atlantic ocean on the Isle of Palms, SC. Credit: Richard Ellis/Alamy Stock Photo

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Turtle eggs feed the dunes in which they are laid and serve as a reminder of how humans conservation efforts reap positive effects

By: Gabe Andrews

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Gabe Andrews is an ecological consultant based in Westbrook, Maine. As a senior fisheries fellow for Seafood Watch, he helps create sustainable recommendations for wild-caught seafood. Andrews holds an M.S. from the University of Vermont’s Field Naturalist & Ecological Planning Program. Follow him on Twitter: @GabeAlert.

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