We describe the temporal and spatial patterns of three tetrapod groups (sea turtles,
seabirds, and cetaceans) stranded in southeast Brazil, based on daily beach surveys of …

Plastic pollution is having devastating consequences for marine organisms across the
planet. However, the population level effects of macroplastic pollution remain difficult and …

Sea turtles are globally threatened due to short-and long-term exposure to anthropogenic
activities. Many life-history traits make it difficult to study these species in the wild. Stranding …

Anthropogenic activities can negatively affect sea turtle populations. Quantifying the effect of
human actions on these threatened species can help guide management strategies to …

Environmental conditions have a strong influence on sea turtle population dynamics. Sea
turtles spend most of their lives in foraging areas; however, there is a lack of information on …

Sea turtle populations have significantly declined in recent years due to anthropogenic
causes. Historical stranding records in the Canary Islands archipelago (Spain) reveal a high …

This study makes a descriptive analysis of necropsied sea turtles registered in the Biota
Conservation Institute database between May 2018 and May 2022 on the coast of Alagoas …

Since 2015, Brazilian legislation governing resource extraction in the Santos Basin has
required daily monitoring of beaches (∼ 1490 km) in Rio de Janeiro (RJ), São Paulo (SP) …

Among the various forms of pollution, anthropogenic debris has been widely documented to
cause entanglement and premature death of sea turtles, in addition to being ingested by …

Beach monitoring programmes along the Brazilian coast in recent years have provided
stranding data which can be analysed to show the effects of human impacts on sea turtle …