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How do dogs help with Kemp’s ridley sea turtle conservation?

How do dogs help with Kemp’s ridley sea turtle conservation?

by wolfcenter | Jun 26, 2021 | Canines, Conservation, Jeremy Heft, Ridley Sea Turtles, Using Canines

Our next journey along the Canines Assisting Conservation world tour takes us to one of my favorite ecosystems—the Atlantic beach.  We have examined how scent-detection dogs aid terrestrial species as well as some unlikely marine species conservation projects, but...

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