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The Environment and Natural Reserves Authority in Sharjah has released 15 Hawksbill sea turtles back into their natural habitat after rehabilitation, as part of its efforts to protect marine life and enhance biodiversity. This announcement was made during the closing event of the "Journey of Nature Conservation: Discovering Al Qurm Reserve" campaign at Khor Kalba Park, attended by officials and research institutions. The event showcased the Authority’s efforts in monitoring and rescuing marine turtles, utilizing scientific tracking technologies to follow their movements, as well as research on the impact of pollution on marine life. This initiative is part of the Sharjah Marine Life Stranding Response Program, which focuses on assisting affected marine creatures through scientific research and awareness campaigns. Its goal is to protect marine animals from environmental threats such as pollution and fishing debris.
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