Beach resort helps keep endangered turtles alive

The right method: Hishamudin (right) briefing visitors on the process of burying hawksbill turtle eggs (below) in the sand to incubate them, at Glory Beach Resort. — Bernama

PORT DICKSON: As visitors are expected to throng Port Dickson this weekend following the government’s decision to lift the interstate travel ban, it is important for the public to always keep the beach clean and not litter because plastic waste can pose a threat to hawksbill and green turtles.

Raising public awareness on the importance of conserving and protecting these endangered species is crucial to ensure the two do not go extinct.