Sea turtles spend most of their lives at sea, but each
year, beginning in May, the females crawl ashore in the
darkness of night on local beaches to dig a nest and lay their
eggs. Also at night, several weeks later, the hatchlings
burst from their nest and immediately scramble toward the
water. Moving crucial to nest to sea is critical for
their survival.
For a printable brochure containing Sea Turtle Protection
information click
here.
