Mexican conservation team releases 3,200 sea turtle hatchlings after protecting them from tourists
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Tortugas Fundación Yepez A.C., a Mexican nonprofit founded in 1967, released between 3,200 and 3,500 sea turtle hatchlings into the Gulf of Mexico on August 30, 2026, after patrollers moved nests to protected enclosures when tourists were observed approaching, touching, and climbing nesting sea turtles in Veracruz.
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