Melhores podcasts sobre Olive Ridley Project (2024)

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Tackling Turtle Bycatch - With Dr Joanna Alfaro 32:23

10d ago32:23

32:23

Each year, hundreds of thousands of sea turtles are accidentally caught in fishing nets—a phenomenon known as bycatch, which poses a grave threat to these already vulnerable species. “Even the death of one individual has implications for a population that’s already threatened. But in the case of fisheries, it's also not good for the reputation of t…

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Uncovering Lost Years - With Dr Sean Williamson 26:57

24d ago26:57

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After a sea turtle hatchling scurries down the beach and plunges into the waves, it vanishes into the ocean, remaining incognito for the next few years. This early period of a sea turtle's life history, often referred to as the 'lost years', has long intrigued scientists, leaving many questions about this mysterious stage. Where do these hatchlings…

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Looking Into Hatcheries - With Dr Andrea Phillott 43:33

1M ago43:33

43:33

Sea turtle hatcheries are a popular conservation strategy across the world, easily recognised as fenced enclosures on turtle nesting beaches. These enclosures house turtle eggs, relocated from natural nests on the beach, to a more controlled environment that protects them from various threats. Ideally, a hatchery would produce more hatchlings than …

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'Eggsploring' Hatching Failure - With Alessia Lavigne 30:02

2M ago30:02

30:02

Looking at an egg and wondering when and if it ever hosted life is a curiosity most of us are familiar with. But what about sea turtle eggs? With each sea turtle nest containing anywhere between 60-120 eggs, not all of them hatch into baby sea turtles - some instead exhibit hatching failure. But why do these eggs remain unhatched, and should we eve…

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Navigating Nesting - With Dr Jeanne Mortimer 35:33

2M ago35:33

35:33

Did you know that sea turtles take about 20-30 years to reach sexual maturity and reproduce. “The turtles that you're looking at on the beach this year may have hatched out of their eggs 35 years ago. So what happened 35 years ago is going to determine what kind of population you have now. And what you do now is going to determine what kind of popu…

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Why Sea Turtles - With Dr Martin Stelfox 32:22

3M ago32:22

32:22

The earliest ancestor of modern day sea turtles appeared about 120 million years ago. Interestingly, these species laid hard-shelled eggs, as opposed to the soft-shelled eggs that we see now. Then a big mass extinction event around 66 million years ago wiped out about 50 percent of plants and animals. But not these guys – sea turtles managed to sur…

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Sea Turtle Stories Trailer 1:44

3M ago1:44

1:44

Did you know that sea turtles have been around since the days of the dinosaurs? Sadly, they are now threatened with extinction. Welcome to Sea Turtle Stories, a podcast where sea turtle experts from around the globe help us uncover the lives of sea turtles and the conservation practices associated with them - from the mysterious lost years of hatch…

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Tackling Turtle Bycatch - With Dr Joanna Alfaro 32:23

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Uncovering Lost Years - With Dr Sean Williamson 26:57

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Looking Into Hatcheries - With Dr Andrea Phillott 43:33

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'Eggsploring' Hatching Failure - With Alessia Lavigne 30:02

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Navigating Nesting - With Dr Jeanne Mortimer 35:33

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Why Sea Turtles - With Dr Martin Stelfox 32:22

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Sea Turtle Stories Trailer 1:44

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