On the eve of the International Day for Biodiversity, a 20-year-old marine turtle hatchery was dismantled, marking a sad day for "pawikan" conservation efforts.

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On the eve of the International Day for Biodiversity, a 20-year-old marine turtle hatchery was dismantled, marking a sad day for "pawikan" conservation efforts. - Business Mirror

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At around 9 a.m on May 21, a truckload of men armed with hammers and claw bar arrived in the Dahican beach in Mati City, Davao Oriental. The men were not sent to build anything—they were to dismantle a facility put up by conservation advocates to save endangered marine turtles.

While members of the group wanted to write a letter to the DENR Central Office to call the attention of Secretary Maria Antonia Yulo-Loyzaga, they were surprised that there was no email address in the website. They had to ask this writer for email addresses where they can send their appeal for help and support.

The earliest date of hatching is on the second week of August.“Last night, before the demolition, we were able to transfer eggs to the hatchery. Now it’s gone,” said Mark Bacalso, a board member of Amihan.