Entries for category "Print | Web"
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wallacejnichols
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Jan. 10, 2000
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A milestone of sorts for sea turtle people around the world, the 20th Annual Symposium on Sea Turtle Biology and Conservation attracted record numbers of international biologists, conservationists and students thanks in part to the generous support of the David and Lucille Packard Foundation. In past years, most of the…
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wallacejnichols
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Jan. 9, 2000
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by Melissa Paxton, Baja Life Magazine (January 2000) The tides may be truly be changing along both coasts of the Baja Peninsula for the five endangered species of sea turtle who claim Baja’s waters as home. Against all odds, many of the fishermen once known to hunt these turtles are…
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wallacejnichols
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Jan. 1, 2000
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Ταξίδι στον ΕιρηνικÏ Νεαρά σκουμπριά συνοδεÏουν μια χελÏνα Caretta caretta ανοιχτά της Μπάχα ΚαλιφÏρνια. ΠολλÎς απÏ αυτÎς τις θαλάσσιες χελÏνες γεννιοÏνται στο νησί Γιάκου Σίμα της νÏτιας Ιαπωνίας, λÎει ο βιολÏγος Wallace J. Nichols. Για δÏο ως Îξι χρÏνια, εξηγεί ο Jeffrey Polovina, απÏ τη ΔιεÏθυνση Θαλάσσιας Αλιείας, ταξιδεÏουν στον…
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wallacejnichols
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Nov. 6, 1999
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Cover Photo AP: Wallace J. Nichols, A University of Arizona Wildlife Ecology Doctoral Candidate, Holds Up A Black Sea Turtle At A Beach In Baja California. The Turtle Is One Of Several Species Of Sea Turtle Threatened By Nets From Shrimp Boats ScienceCaught In A Tangled NetBusiness: Tuesday, November 16,…
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wallacejnichols
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July 20, 1999
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By Environment Correspondent Alex Kirby Conservationists say they are now convinced that loggerhead turtles routinely migrate across the Pacific from Japan to Mexico, and then swim back. The distance involved - 12,000km each way - makes this one of the longest migrations recorded. It is appreciably longer than the 10,000km…
