| Home dock at
Ensenada Honda |
| | | One of the boats used in turtle capture and release |
| | | Ready to leave for the day |
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| | Arriving in Los Manglares |
| | Joaquín (pillo!)
at Playa Tortuga
on Isla Culebrita |
| | | Abby brings in a newly captured green sea turtle |
|
| Robert and Carlos
measure and tag a turtle |
| | | Plastic and metal tags are placed on the front flippers |
| | Patricia protects a
turtle from the sun |
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| | The official Ramon and Carlos reunion picture |
| | Ready to release
one of the turtles |
| |
| Patricia and Robert
take a break |
| | The whole gang
at Culebrita |
| |
| Warehouse and
rehabilitation facility |
| | Rolando cares for a turtle found with a fish hook
deep in its mouth |
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| Playa Resaca
in the early morning |
| | |
| The name of the island
is Snake after all
|
| | | Tracks to and from a nest made by a leatherback sea turtle the night before |
| | Carlos marks the nest
for later study |
|
| | | Baby leatherback turtles found stranded in a nest |
| | Perfect miniatures
of the giant adults |
|
| | | ...but they can use an escort to keep the birds away |
| | Canal through the
town of Dewey |
|
| Leatherback turtle after laying eggs at night
on Playa Brava |
| | Its shell alone was
over five feet long |
| | | Elimelec and Yavier inspect an older nest while two volunteers stand by |
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| | | Tank formerly used for military target practice |
| | | Tank formerly used for military target practice |
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| Head of the trail to
Playa Carlos Rosario |
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