During my early morning walk on the beach, I watched sea turtles slowly make their way back to the ocean.

Researchers observed the migration patterns of sea-turtles along the coast to better protect their nesting sites.

A wounded sea-turtle was carefully carried to the rescue center by the conservation volunteers.

A sea turtle glided gracefully through the coral reef, avoiding fishing nets.

Every summer, green sea turtles return to these sandy beaches to lay their eggs under the moonlight.

At dawn, loggerhead sea turtles emerged from the sand and made their way to the surf.

Conservationists are working to protect hawksbill sea turtles from illegal trade and habitat loss.

Kemp's ridley sea turtles often migrate long distances to reach their nesting beaches in the warmer months.

The green sea turtle migrated hundreds of miles to return to the same nesting beach where it was born.

At dawn, a loggerhead sea turtle emerged from the surf and lumbered across the beach to find a nesting spot.