The sea turtles are crying
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Start Time:2025-01-16 09:45(Asia/Shanghai)

Duration:15min

Session:S72 Session 72-Sea Turtle and Marine Mammal Conservation: Management, Academic and Outreach Perspectives » S72-3Sea Turtle and Marine Mammal Conservation: Management, Academic and Outreach Perspectives

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Abstract
Satellite tracking devices were installed on nesting, rescued and artificial bred sea turtles in Huidong protected area. The data revealed that a key migration corridor along near shore shallow waters utilized by sea turtles around Huidong, Hong Kong and Taiwan. Preliminary investigations using remote sensing techniques have discovered a large number of stationary pound nets in the key migration corridor, posing a huge threat to the sea turtles, and is believed to be the main factor contributing to the drastic reduction of nesting sea turtles in these areas. Recommendations include strengthening regulation and management of fishing gears / practices to promote conservation and sustainable development of marine resources in China.
 
Keywords
Guangdong, Huidong, green sea turtle, stationary pound nets, trawl
Speaker
Mingbin Ye
Professor Guangdong Huidong Sea Turtle Reserve

Submission Author
Mingbin Ye Guangdong Huidong Sea Turtle Reserve
Hualin Chen National Mobile Communications Research Laboratory
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    2025

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State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University
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State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University
Department of Earth Sciences, National Natural Science Foundation of China
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