#WorldTurtleDay

Celebrate World Turtle Day — May 23rd
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Plant trees to celebrate World Turtle Day and support the protection of turtles and tortoises around the world. A way to give back to species that have shared the planet with us for millions of years.

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Vasile Stoica
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Emma Francka planté et inspiré
🐢 Planting a tree today for World Turtle Day
23 mai - Score: 376.55
Cynthia Lebo
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Walker #84761a planté et inspiré
How about watering a seed that helps support world turtle day?
29 mai - Score: 222.45
Fanny Rblota planté
L aquarium de la rochelle
29 mai - Score: 204.70
Corinne Gämperlea planté
London needs more trees!
29 mai - Score: 204.51
Star Dream a planté
more green!
30 mai - Score: 169.39
Cynthia Lebo
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adam a planté et inspiré
A 15-year-old in Canada built a robotic sea turtle to monitor underwater ecosystems. Named BURT, it uses AI to detect coral bleaching, invasive species, and microplastics, with 96% accuracy. By mimicking a real turtle's movement, it gathers data without disturbing marine life.

Source: popsci.com
13 mai - Score: 163.82
Informática del Este a planté
Con motivo del Día Mundial de las Tortugas, en Informática del Este (IEST) hemos contribuido a la plantación de 10 árboles de manglar en el proyecto Swahili Coast Mangrove Restoration (Kenia).

Los manglares desempeñan un papel fundamental en la conservación de los ecosistemas marinos: filtran y mejoran la calidad del agua, protegen la costa y crean hábitats seguros para numerosas especies, incluidas las tortugas marinas durante sus primeras etapas de vida.

Con esta acción reforzamos nuestro compromiso con la sostenibilidad y con iniciativas que generan un impacto positivo y duradero en el planeta. Porque cada árbol plantado es una inversión en biodiversidad, resiliencia y futuro. 🌱🐢🌍
16 juin - Score: 154.39
adam a planté
🐢 More than half of the world's 359 turtle and tortoise species are now at risk of extinction — a group that survived dinosaurs and multiple ice ages, but is struggling to keep pace with human pressures. The good news: green turtles were recently moved from endangered to least concern after a 28% population rebound since the 1970s, and Floreana giant tortoises returned to their Galápagos home in February, 180 years after disappearing. Conservation works — when it's given the chance.

Source: Mongabay
23 mai - Score: 101.97