NOW that green sea turtles have rebounded in numbers, conservation efforts should shift to other species still at risk, such as the hawksbill and other marine animals, says WWF-Malaysia. “We must keep conserving green turtles to safeguard the progress made, while increasing attention on species that face far greater risk,” he says. Focus, argues Jolis, should shift to saving the hawksbill sea turtles. Green sea turtle hatchlings being readied for release. “Their hard work has helped protect nesting beaches, reduce threats at sea, and deliver encouraging results for green turtles.

Source: The Star December 23, 2025 08:20 UTC