Puerto Vallarta News

Puerto Vallarta News

More than 80 thousand sea turtle hatchlings released in Puerto Vallarta

Puerto Vallarta continues to demonstrate its commitment to caring for the environment and its natural species by strengthening the efforts of the Municipal Program for the Protection of the Sea Turtle. This year, the program has made it possible to protect more than a 1,900 nests and release 80 thousand hatchlings.

Deputy Director of Environment and Ecology, Albino Garay de la O, noted that the collection has exceeded what has been achieved in previous years and the number will continue to increase through the month from December. He indicated that turtles arrive to spawn at the beaches of Puerto . . .

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