5. #4
There are organizations dedicated to sea
turtle conservation in the Maldives, such as
the Marine Savers, Olive Ridley Project &
Marine Turtle Rescue Center, together with
Euro-Divers, Prodivers and Ocean Dive Group.
6. #5
In it's first year, the
Olive Ridley
Project's Marine
Turtle Rescue
Center had
successfully
rehabilitated 15
injured sea turtles,
which were
released into the
Indian Ocean.
7. #6
On May 4, 2018,
the Euro-Divers
Meeru Team
rescued and
released an
unharmed Olive
Ridley sea turtle
tangled in a
'ghost net' in the
North Male Atoll.
8. #7
A total of 287 sea turtles have been identified in the
Lhaviyani Atoll. 170 of these are green sea turtles,
meaning that nearly half of all the green sea turtles in the
Maldives live in this area.
9. #8
Awareness and education are an important step
towards sea turtle conservation in the Maldives. Speak to
our Marine Biologists and Dive Center Managers for more
information.