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endangered turtles returned to the wild
A member of the Cham Island Marine risk-free Area (MPA) managing board releases an endangered tortoise. (Photo thanks to Cham Islands MPA)
Quang Nam (VNS/VNA) The Cham Island Marine sheltered Area (MPA) administration board and Quang Nam province rangers have released an endangered turtletothe localforest, Three days after it was took away by a <a href=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gebVJTCcfJ4>asiame</a> local farmer and handed to the MPA.
Huynh Thuy Huong, An MPA connecting employee, ToldVietnam Newsthat the asian strip neck turtle (Mauremys sinensis) was found by Truong Cong Tanh at a paddy field in Dien Ban town in central Quang Nam province on January 14, Who gave the turtle into MPA.
the main 1.5kg, 24cm shell turtle, Which is listed in the cosmopolitan Union for Conservation of Natureas a critically endangered species, Was resulted in to the wild on January 20.
according to MPA, Seven tortoises and underwater turtles, exceeded in bylocals, Havebeen given in the Cham Islands in 2021.
The Cham destinations Hoi An (Including the total area of the hawaiian islands land and water and Hoi An) Was recognized as a World Biosphere Reserve in 2009. It is home to a large thousands of sea turtles and tortoises.
The MPA also claimed of that nearly 1,000 baby turtles had been released into the ocean in 2017 19 considering the ex situ hatching (Moving turtle eggs to another place for hatching) efficiency project was launchedin 2017.
The Cham Islands is the only receiving site for theex situ turtle eggs hatching project in central Vietnam.and. This is cached page on VietNam ending News.
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