Industrial fishing operations take most of the blame for collateral impacts to sea-turtle populations, but new research shows that small-scale fisheries–operated by hand from little open boats –can kill as many critically endangered loggerhead sea turtles as industrial scale fisheries. . . . → Read More: Loggerhead turtles die by thousands in small fishery
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By Peter Etnoyer, on  October 19th, 2007  Leave a comment  Conservation & Environment  fishery, Mexico, sea turtles . . . → Read More: TGIF: Great Song and Great Video
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