Last night we had the opportunity to go visit the beach where the NET program is currently active. The NET program is working to protect sea turtles from poachers and the environment. Turns out a turtle needs to lay nearly 1000 eggs for one turtle to survive! Simon, who currently heads the project as a volunteer, had hopes that a nest would be emerging last night. However as he dug through the sand he realize that there would be no baby turtles that night. We did get to see a mother emerge from the ocean and had a chance to pet her!!! Follow this link to read more on the project--http://www.avirtualdominica.com/seaturtles/.
Enjoy!
Katie & Dani
This is blog of student pharmacists, pharmacists and staff of the Dominica Pharmacy Rotation. This blog records our preparation, adventures, projects, and daily activities so that future student pharmacists and others can admire the beauty and diversity of this island and learn from our experiences.
About Me
- Abrons Dominica Pharmacy Rotation Team
- We are the student pharmacists, pharmacists, and staff selected to participate in the yearly International Dominica Pharmacy Rotation offered. We hope you enjoy reading and sharing our adventures. If you are interested in learning more - contact us at abronsdominicarotation@gmail.com
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