YURI, our male Pacific green (black) tagged with a satellite transmitter at Cocos Island last month appears to have left the relative safety of Cocos Island and is 179 km east of the Island.

NONIE, our female Pacific green (black) tagged with a satellite transmitter at Cocos Island moved 75 km east, but now seems to be headed back to Cocos.

View their daily tracks by clicking HERE and then clicking on the individual turtle’s name (http://www.seaturtles.org/article.php?id=1423)

And if you haven’t taken action to protect Costa Rica’s most important leatherback nesting site, click here NOW and send an email action alert!
(http://salsa.democracyinaction.org/o/1723/t/6251/petition.jsp?petition_KEY=2089)





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