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Conservationists strive to protect Lebanon's sea turtles
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28 July 2017
On 28 July 2017 Reuters reported:
On Lebanon's beaches, endangered sea turtles have a human ally to help them in the face of myriad threats. Mona Khalil, 77, founded The Orange House Project in 2000 to protect sea turtles on the south Lebanon beach in el Mansouri from predators, pollution, and encroaching humans. There are two species of sea turtle that breed in Lebanon, the green turtle, which is an endangered species and the loggerhead turtle, which is classed as a vulnerable species.
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