Puerto Rican beaches become classrooms for leatherback turtle conservation education

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Puerto Rican beaches are serving as outdoor classrooms to educate children on protecting endangered leatherback turtles. Volunteers from groups like 7 Quillas guide children to observe hatchlings safely reach the sea, emphasizing conservation efforts against threats like light pollution and human presence. These educational initiatives aim to foster a lifelong commitment to protecting marine life and natural resources among younger generations.


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