Who knew the world's rarest sea turtle had a comeback chapter this good?
By 1985, the world's rarest sea turtle had declined by 99%. Their comeback has been 30 years in the making
Kemp's ridley sea turtles, once reduced to just a few hundred nesting females, have rebounded after three decades of binational conservation efforts. Nesting numbers have increased dramatically, offering hope for the species' survival. Continued protection and international cooperation remain crucial for their recovery.
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