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The Ventura olive ridley turtle nest

Officials plan to monitor the olive ridley eggs where they were laid at San Buenaventura State Beach. Earlier California clutches were moved because flooding threatened them.

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DevelopingNext check Nov 5: Any dated official confirmation of the nesting event, clarification of the historical record, or change to the Ventura nest's protection and relocation plan.

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  1. Update 1For Ventura’s rare turtle nest, protection means staying on the beach

The story so far

  1. Update 1

    For Ventura’s rare turtle nest, protection means staying on the beach

    Officials plan to monitor the olive ridley eggs where they were laid at San Buenaventura State Beach. Earlier California clutches were moved because flooding threatened them.

History

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Who's involved

Organizations

  • California State Parksdepartment of the state government of California1 report
  • United States Fish and Wildlife ServiceUnited States federal government agency1 report

Places

  • Aquarium of the PacificAquarium of the Pacific, Aquarium Way, Long Beach, CA 90802, United States of America1 report
  • San Buenaventura State BeachSan Buenaventura State Beach, Ventura, CA, United States of America1 report

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21 sources16 outlets1 wire copy