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The Leatherback’s Last Haven

Tuesday, March 3, 2009

The leatherback population in Papua is diminishing despite a concerted conservation effort.

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DO you know that the leatherback turtle (Dermochelys Coriacea) spends almost all of its life migrating across the oceans? The finding followed a research in 2003 by WWF Indonesia in which leatherbacks fitted with transmitters were released to the sea from Jamursba Medi, Sorong, in the Indonesian province of Papua. After a year at sea one of the turtles was found in Monterey Bay, San Francisco, on the US West Coast. Another one was detected swimmi

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