These could include rehab clinics dedicated to the recuperation of thousands of sick and injured turtles. Community events to clean up beaches to make it safer for the turtles could be organized as well as the events to raise awareness by handing out leaflets and campaigning. .
The biological method that scientists use in this solution is satellite tracking which allows scientists to monitor and keep track of the locations of the marine turtles as they swim from place to place. The advantages of this method is that it does not cause any pain to the turtle and the tag eventually falls off. Using this strategy researchers can estimate the migration and preferred feeding and nesting locations of the turtles and help them avoid coming into contact with fishermen. The importance of a satellite transmitter is that once it is attached to the Hawksbill turtle it channels signals to special orbiting satellites whenever it comes close to the surface to breathe. This allows researchers to collect important data and develop migration maps. The migration patterns of the Hawksbill turtles can be affected by the climate change, this can be monitored by a satellite transmitter device.
An example of one scientist or group of scientists trying to apply this biological solution is : STC (The Sea Turtle Conservancy), is a non profit membership organization based in Gainesville, Florida. STC was founded in 1959 by Mr. Joshua B. Powers. Since then they have been working and developing strategies on satellite tracking over the years on the case of the Hawksbill turtle conservation. This has been done through specialist programmes and various projects across the world. Their aim is to increase the population of Hawksbill turtles around the world by monitoring the migratory behaviour and identify areas of potential dangerous contact with fishermen or illegal poaching.
A special satellite tag called a Platform Terminal Transmitter (PTT) is adjusted to the marine turtle's shell.
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