Richard S. Felger, Wallace J. Nichols, and Jeffrey A. Seminoff. 2005. Sea turtles in northwestern Mexico: conservation, ethnobiology, and desperation. In: Edited by Jean-Luc E. Cartron, Gerardo Ceballos and Richard Stephen Felger, Eds. Biodiversity, Ecosystems, and Conservation in Northern Mexico. Oxford University Press. This book describes the biodiversity and biogeography…
Wallace J. Nichols with Carl Safina Turtles are placed in nets to be weighed, then released. The data help conservationistskeep track of the animals’ health. photo: teri garland Isidro Arce is a tall, quiet man. He speaks with the authority of one who knows he is right and who has…
The air in our lungs, the water we drink, our climate and our food supply are all gifts of the ocean, the signature feature of our blue planet. The ocean is what makes this world a shelter for us; we owe much less to the scattering of dry land we…
The air in our lungs, the water we drink, our climate and our food supply are all gifts of the ocean, the signature feature of our blue planet. The ocean is what makes this world a shelter for us; we owe much less to the scattering of dry land we…
Wallace J. Nichols and Susan C. Gardner Summary Since 2001 we have conducted sea turtle monitoring at six in-water sites along the Baja California peninsula. The goal of this project has been to train and involve local communities in the stewardship of their resources and in the protection of endangered…
