Dead Green Turtle on Cyprus Beach Gut Contained 183 Pieces of Plastic

By Natalie Nightingale on August 12th, 2019

When a Dead Green Turtle was found on a Cyprus Beach it was discovered that its Gut Contained 183 Pieces of Plastic. This is because Green turtles are more likely to swallow plastics that resemble foods in their natural diet, a new study has found. […]

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Greek Cypriots Attempt to Prevent Turtle Protection in Conservation Area

By Natalie Nightingale on July 19th, 2019

At Polis Chrysochous beach there were unbelievable scenes when the community leader and residents of Argakas attempted to prevent a team from the turtle protection programme from doing their work. […]

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Why Not Have a North Cyprus Turtle Nest Named After You

By Maggie Daniel on May 21st, 2016
Why Not Have a North Cyprus Turtle Nest Named After You

Are you aware that you could help in the preservation of the turtles in north Cyprus? Funds are always needed for SPOT (Society for Protection of Turtles) and a very easy way to donate is to have a nest named for 50tl (£12). For this you will have a personally named nest, receive a […]

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