Posters presented on our study and related research at the Southeastern Regional Sea Turtle Meeting in Mobile Alabama in February of 2016. Thanks again to all contributors.
As we prepare, Local Newspaper Reports on our Project as Part of Crowdfunding Story
http://www.myrtlebeachonline.com/news/local/article31822629.html
Ripley's Aquarium - Tops The Pledge Support List
Thank You Ripley's
Local News Report on Research & Funding Campaign
Local News Report on Research & Funding CampaignCoastal Observer Newspaper write up (8/6/15)
Path Metrics to be Measured
Figure showing simplistic representation (with 3 paths) of expected differences in high versus mid/high light areas. Low light areas are depicted in figures a) and high light areas ...
Satellite Data Versus Female Nesting Density
NOAA VIIRS satellite imagery from sampling area (Figure a). Imagery was a composite of moonless & cloudless night skies for the month of May 2014, spatial resolution is 500m/pix...
Broad Ecological Impacts of Light Pollution
http://www.urbanwildlands.org/Resources/LongcoreRich2004.pdfDo you live near in an urban or suburban setting? Want to know why light pollution impacts so many kinds of wildlife? Check out this grea...
Specific Threats of Light Pollution on Hatchlings
This is a public service announcement from Sea Turtle Conservancy about impacts of light pollution.
Beach Orientation in Hatchlings
Hatchlings undergo a rapid shift in important stimuli regarding their sea finding and ocean navigation abilities (see figure). To find the ocean after emergence from the nest visual stimuli (light)...
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