A resort island has a sea turtle protection program in place. The program involves collecting sea turtle eggs and re-nesting them on a beach in a protective covered hut. Three resident marine biologists are responsible for this task, traveling around the archipelago to collect the eggs before they can be eaten by monitor lizards.

The eggs are closely monitored for signs of hatching, and once they hatch, the babies make their way toward the sea via a guided path in the sand. This path is designed to keep the creatures on track, increasing their chances of survival.

Further details about the program and its efforts to protect sea turtles are available from the source.