Saving Sea Turtles in the Solomon Islands | Short Film Showcase

first time I came here was in 2001 and

first time I came here was in 2001 and it was just like yesterday the first

it was just like yesterday the first

it was just like yesterday the first time I arrived here I was so so amazed

time I arrived here I was so so amazed

time I arrived here I was so so amazed that natus had come so so close and so

that natus had come so so close and so

that natus had come so so close and so it really touches me there are two

it really touches me there are two

it really touches me there are two species of sea turtles ivenna found in

species of sea turtles ivenna found in

species of sea turtles ivenna found in the uneven one is Hawksbill turtle and

the uneven one is Hawksbill turtle and

the uneven one is Hawksbill turtle and the other one is a greeter

the other one is a greeter

the other one is a greeter we have started monitoring in 1992 it

we have started monitoring in 1992 it

we have started monitoring in 1992 it since then until now it is the longest

since then until now it is the longest

since then until now it is the longest single species of monitoring that ever

single species of monitoring that ever

single species of monitoring that ever done in the South Pacific this sea

done in the South Pacific this sea

done in the South Pacific this sea turtles it takes a lot of years and

turtles it takes a lot of years and

turtles it takes a lot of years and titties before they mature to come back

titties before they mature to come back

titties before they mature to come back to nest again and the lifespan of the

to nest again and the lifespan of the

to nest again and the lifespan of the turtle is just like human being for 70s

turtle is just like human being for 70s

turtle is just like human being for 70s and the turtle that nests here will not

and the turtle that nests here will not

and the turtle that nests here will not nest in any other place in the world

nest in any other place in the world

nest in any other place in the world they’ve always come back to nest where

they’ve always come back to nest where

they’ve always come back to nest where they are born the conservation officers

they are born the conservation officers

they are born the conservation officers go out at night and they money the

go out at night and they money the

go out at night and they money the turtles that come in to lay their eggs

turtles that come in to lay their eggs

turtles that come in to lay their eggs because Turtles want to come in to lay

because Turtles want to come in to lay

because Turtles want to come in to lay their eggs at night we are currently

their eggs at night we are currently

their eggs at night we are currently having people that are trained so that

having people that are trained so that

having people that are trained so that they become conservation officers were

they become conservation officers were

they become conservation officers were well equipped so the information that we

well equipped so the information that we

well equipped so the information that we get on the monitoring is is of high

get on the monitoring is is of high

get on the monitoring is is of high regard