A new University of Central Florida study is sounding the
alarm about climate change and its potential impact on more than 30 years of
conservation efforts to keep sea turtles around for the next generation.
Climate change is causing sea-level rise, and how coastal
communities react to that rise could have dire consequences for sea turtles and
other wildlife that rely on an unobstructed beach for survival. That’s the conclusion of a University of
Central Florida study recently published in Chelonian Conservation and Biology.