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A recent assessment by WWF Greece and the "ARCHELON" Association for the Protection of Sea Turtles has revealed that only 12% of nesting beaches for the Caretta Caretta sea turtle are in good condition. The findings indicate a serious concern for the species, as 50% of the evaluated beaches were classified as moderate, while 38% received a low-quality rating.
The study was conducted as part of the "Alliance for Wildlife," reflecting growing pressures on these critical habitats. The research highlights the urgent need to enhance protective measures for these nesting sites, as the environment for the endangered species is increasingly compromised. The results serve as a call to action for conservation efforts aimed at preserving the habitats essential for the survival of the Caretta Caretta.
25 June
Nesting beaches for Caretta Caretta face intense pressure and decreasing space for the protected species.
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