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Turtles have to contend with thousands of nets left in the sea. Now there’s a new way to help them – ABC News
Abandoned fishing nets trap thousands of turtles, dolphins and sharks in Australia’s northern waters every year. Now the government…
Anindilyakwa sea ranger Leyton Hastings loves his job protecting his sea country around the Groote Eylandt Archipelago in the Gulf of Carpentaria.
Key points:
- The CSIRO has found the number of nets arriving has quadrupled in 16 years
- Government agencies…
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