Background Satellite tags have revolutionized our understanding of marine animal
movements. However, tags may stop transmitting for many reasons and little research has …

The use of sea turtles by many coastal communities worldwide remains a part of their
traditions and culture despite evidence of decreasing turtle numbers and strict laws …

The satellite transmitter fixed on a harness was, until a short time ago, the commonly used
attachment technique to follow oceanic movements of the soft-shelled leatherback turtle …

Over the past 3 decades, the status of sea turtles and the need for their protection to aid
population recovery have increasingly captured the interest of government agencies, non …

Aim Conservation plans often struggle to account for connectivity in spatial prioritization
approaches for the protection of migratory species. Protection of such species is challenging …

Adult sea turtles undertake periodic long-distance migrations between foraging and nesting
areas during breeding migrations, and an understanding the connectivity between these two …

Bycatch of non-target species in commercial fisheries is a major source of anthropogenic
injury and mortality for marine megafauna, including marine turtles. Their long life histories …

With over a century of records, we present a detailed analysis of the spatial and temporal
occurrence of marine turtle sightings and strandings in the UK and Ireland between 1910 …

We present the result of a multi‐annual assessment of the spatio‐temporal patterns of
marine turtle nesting, and foraging in the Eastern Caribbean archipelago state of the British …

As marine turtles traverse entire ocean basins, a number of techniques have been
developed to gather information on their movements at sea. These range from basic …