DPNR Offers Consultation on How to Protect Sea Turtles Using Friendly Lighting Near Beaches

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DPNR Offers Consultation on How to Protect Sea Turtles Using Friendly Lighting Near Beaches

Bright lights from buildings can confuse and disorient the turtles, which makes them crawl away from the water and into possible danger, such as busy roads.

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