Udupi: About 74 Turtle Turtle Ridley Olive made the road to the sea near Kodi Light House, Kundapur, late at night on Thursday.
On December 18, Babu Magavera’s local fishermen paid attention to a sit site nested near the lighthouse on Kodi Beach.
After this, the Ministry of Forestry, with the support of NGOs and locals, monitored the place, and the coverage was built.
Providing details about Tukik, Dinesh Saranga, Coordinator of the Head of the FSL-India Kundapur, said The Hatchling appeared between 21:45 a.m.
and 12:20.
Representatives from the Ministry of Forestry, Watch Reef, the Clean Kundapura project and local fishermen were present.
By holding the lamp and making the road to the ocean, the volunteers helped to enter the sea, he said.
Team, including Venkatesh, Nagaraj Shetty, Dinesh of the Indian FSL, Subrahmanya Saranga, a local, Dr.
Tejaswini, Viril from the Reef Watch Marine Conservation Center, Santhosh from Clean Kundapur and Ranjith, Uday and Astha Shetty from the Ministry of Forestry, have spent nine last nights On the beach, waiting for a hatchman to arrive.
“This year, five nesting sites were observed, due to 11 nesting sites observed last year.
The team, with the Ministry of Forestry, has monitored hatcheries since December 18.
The temperature is monitored every day,” said Dinesh.
Drive coastal cleaning led by Bharath Bangera has helped in turtle conservation.
Rakesh Soans, President of the FSL, India, has ensured that the team is very monitoring hatching, and that team members are always present on the site.