Please tour Chris Dixon Studios .Com for more information. Thank You for your patronage. T hese hatching turtles will have to overcome tremendous odds to return as nesting adults. Sea turtles navigate up to 1,400 miles between nesting beaches and feeding areas. S ea turtles have traveled the open seas for over 100 million years.
Beaches worldwide are most important nesting sites for the green sea turtle.
They have been overexploited for turtle products and food. Discarded plastic bags, wrappers and garbage are mistaken for food, blocking their digestive system to death. W e can all help by reporting turtle activity to local conservation organizations, which provide safe hatcheries, greatly improving the chances of young turtles' survival. Safe boating and continued research on acceptable fishing practices are ways in which we can insure the survival of these ancient travelers of the seas.