Loggerheads Hatching in Queensland

At Mon Repos Conservation Park in in Queensland, last year's hatchlings were badly beat down by Cyclone Oswald, but this year they are facing only the usual mountain of risks.  The thousands of loggerhead eggs laid on the beach have begun to hatch.  Let's hope that more than the usual .001% survive to help make up for last year's losses.

Troubled Turtles in Queensland

I wish I had happier news, but it seems that sea turtles are washing up in high numbers in Queensland. My heart goes out to them.

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