Thailand's endangered sea turtles face renewed threat as country reopens to tourists
SCMP, 23 Dec 2021
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The number of sea turtles in Thailand increased during the Covid-19 pandemic as fewer tourists and less pollution around nesting areas helped their population to recover. But with the country reopening to international travellers, scientists fear the endangered species will once again come under threat.
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The number of sea turtles in Thailand increased during the Covid-19 pandemic as fewer tourists and less pollution around nesting areas helped their population to recover. But with the country reopening to international travellers, scientists fear the endangered species will once again come under threat.
Related story:
When a wonder of nature begins to turn turtle https://www.scmp.com/article/28713/when-wonder-nature-begins-turn-turtle
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