Dénia is immersed these days in the celebration of the Environment Week, with a complete program that has been prepared from the department that runs Josep Crespo. Coinciding with the celebration on Thursday of World Oceans Day, the beach of Dénia has witnessed the return to the sea of three wounded turtles in different points of the Region of Valencia.
The first of these has been Sant Pere 327, A specimen of Tortoise Boba or caretta caretta Which was rescued in Burriana waters. After a time of recovery in the Arca del Mar of the Oceanogràfic of Valencia, Sant Pere 327 has been able to return to the Mediterranean. This has been explained by the volunteers of the Oceanogràfic who throughout the morning have received boys and girls from different schools in Dénia on the beach Punta del Raset, where the release has been made.
In addition to seeing how turtles returned to their natural habitat, the youngest have first-hand knowledge of the dangers faced by these mammals, such as plastic bags or fishing nets.
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Sea turtle drop on the beach of Dénia - Turtle shells
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Sea turtle release on the beach of Dénia - Responsible for the Oceanogràfic
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Sea turtle release on the beach of Dénia - Dangers with which it meets
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Sea turtle release on the beach of Dénia - Participating children
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Sea turtle release on the beach of Dénia - Explanation of the ARCA del Mar
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Sea turtle release on the beach of Dénia - Explanation to children
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Sea turtle release on the beach of Dénia - Tortuga Sant Pere 327
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Sea turtle release on the beach of Dénia - schoolchildren watching the turtle
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Sea turtle release on the beach of Dénia - ARCA del Mar team
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Sea turtle drop on the beach of Dénia - turtle water path
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Sea turtle drop on the beach of Dénia - turtle water path
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Sea turtle release on the beach of Dénia - turtle entering the beach
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Sea turtle release on the beach of Dénia - turtle entering the water
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Sea turtle release on the beach of Dénia - turtle in the water
