The globally widespread adoption of Artificial Light at Night (ALAN) began in the mid‐20th
century. Yet, it is only in the last decade that a renewed research focus has emerged into its …

Coastal areas provide critical nesting habitat for marine turtles. Understanding how artificial
light might impact populations is key to guide management strategies. Here we assess the …

After emerging from nests, neonate sea turtles entering the water are thought to orientate
away from shore using wave cues to guide them out to sea. Artificial light may interfere with …

Artificial light pollution and climate change are two important threats to the coastal
ecosystems worldwide. However, the potential interaction of artificial light and extreme …

The lack of data on distribution of juvenile marine species can limit conservation efforts. As
hatchlings, marine turtles are too small to track using satellite telemetry, so their at-sea …

Light pollution, associated with coastal development, poses a growing threat to sea turtles.
Hatchlings are particularly affected during their crawl to the ocean since they exhibit …

Artificial light is increasingly being recognized as a globally-significant ecological threat, but
appropriate management has lagged behind that of other environmental pollutants …

Context It is well established that artificial light can disrupt the sea-finding ability of sea turtle
hatchlings, and some manufactures are now marketing 'turtle-friendly'lights that are …

Oviparous species are threatened in a warming world if their nesting distribution does not
change or if they cannot adapt to changing environmental conditions. Consequently …

Little is known about the biology and ecology of marine turtles in the Pilbara region of
Western Australia and most potential habitat is unconfirmed and, therefore, undescribed …