A conservation program is in place to protect sea turtles. The program involves collecting turtle eggs before they can be eaten by monitor lizards. Three marine biologists are part of this effort, which takes place on a tourist island with a protected beach area.

The eggs are relocated to a safe cabin and closely monitored for signs of hatching. Once the turtles hatch, they make their way to the sea through a specially designed path.

Further details about this conservation effort are available, including the work of the marine biologists and the island's unique approach to protecting these animals.