Wildlife Conservation El Salvador Project #53368

Save 60,000 Sea Turtles in El Salvador

by AMBAS (Women's Association of Barra de Santiago)

Project Report | Oct 20, 2022
ADVANCES IN THE INCUBATION OF SEA TURTLE EGGS.

By Eder Caceros | Eder Caceros

REMODELING OF THE NURSERY

IMPROVEMENT OF OPERATING FACILITIES

For this season, the facilities have been improved, and a better way of working has been provided to turtle egg collectors and nurserymen. The reception booth has been improved with a waterproof roof, and a wooden booth for protection during storms and the sun, solar energy is available for greater efficiency at night.

The mobilization equipment has been improved, having a four-wheeler in good condition and the acquisition of a vehicle for the institution that has allowed surveillance patrols and egg collection at night.

Periodic meetings are held with the beneficiaries to provide environmental education or make payment for egg collection effort.

we are 60% of reaching the goal for this project

VEHICLE FOR FIELD WORK

MEETING AND PAYMENT FOR COLLECTION

ADVANCES IN THE COLLECTION OF EGGS AND RELEASE OF

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