🎥 💭: TJ Marten (IG // tj.marten) Sea turtle nesting season in South Florida runs from March through October with hatchlings emerging from nests later in the season. Nearly all sea #turtle species are #endangered including this green sea turtle hatchling. There is about a 1 in 1,000 chance of each hatchling reaching adulthood. I like to think this little guy will be that 1. | Discovery

BABY ANIMAL ALERT It's turtle hatching season in Florida! A batch of leatherback sea turtle hatchlings on Florida’s Juno Beach made their way into the ocean on Saturday. These videos, captured by Florida Adventure Hunters, shows the baby turtles crawling up from out of the sand and into the water. The Loggerhead Marinelife Center said there were a total of 4,459 sea turtle nests on Florida’s Juno, Jupiter-Carlin and Tequesta Beaches during the 2022 season. Credit: Florida Adventure Hunters via S

🐢🇻🇮 In the U.S. Virgin Islands, we joined the St. Croix Sea Turtle Project during hatching season. Together, we witnessed the incredible journey of baby turtles taking their very first steps toward the ocean. 🌊💚 With the dedication of the people here, committed to protecting these fragile creatures, we are reminded that every small step can create waves of change. 🌍✨ | Miss Universe

#TurtleTuesday - We recorded our first green sea turtle nest hatch-out of the season this morning! We now have all three species; leatherbacks, loggerheads and greens currently hatching on our 9.5 mile stretch of beach! Our stretch of beach is one of the most densely sea turtle nesting beaches in the world, we currently have 10,266 nests! Nesting season here in Palm Beach County runs from March 1 to October 31 and we can't wait to see what our final nest count is! | Loggerhead Marinelife Center

Here in Palm Beach County, we are approaching the start of sea turtle nesting, which runs March 1 through Oct. 31, and we couldn’t be more excited for the 2018 season! You might be wondering how you can help keep the beach safe for nesting sea turtles and hatchlings like these two. A couple easy do's and don'ts for nesting season are to keep your distance, let hatchlings emerge, turn off lights at night on the beach, don't leave any obstacles on the beach and fill in your holes. More information