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Turtle Protection

Turtle egg thieves. A law allows them to take as many eggs as they want in the first 36 hours after the turtles arrival at the beach, Ostional, Costa Rica.

Olive Ridley turtle at the Ostional beach, Costa Rica.

Scientists and turtles, Ostional beach, Costa Rica.

Scientists and turtle babies at the beach of the Camaronal National Wildlife Refuge at Costa Rica's Pazific Coast.

Turtle babies at the beach of the Camaronal National Wildlife Refuge at Costa Rica's Pazific Coast.

Marlene, volunteer from Germany diggs for turtle babies at the beach of the Camaronal National Wildlife Refuge at Costa Rica's Pazific Coast.

Fidel (R), head of the Romelia project, and volunteer Clara from belgium, work at the hatchery of the Romelia National Wildlife Refuge at Costa Rica's Pazific Coast.

Fidel, head of the Romelia project, buries Olive Ridley turtle eggs in a safer location, after having them exhumed just minutes ago, at the beach of the Romelia National Wildlife Refuge at Costa Rica's Pazific Coast.

Volunteers observe the hatchery of the Camaronal National Wildlife Refuge at Costa Rica's Pazific Coast.

Swiss volunteer Andrea Kasper plays the guitar and sings with fellow volunteers and Fidel (L), head of the Romelia project, at the Romelia National Wildlife Refuge at Costa Rica's Pazific Coast.

Amanda, intern from the USA, digs out Olive Ridley turtles that have just hatched at the hatchery, at the Romelia National Wildlife Refuge at Costa Rica's Pazific Coast.

A volunteer digs out baby turtles (Olive Ridley) at the hatchery, at the Romelia National Wildlife Refuge at Costa Rica's Pazific Coast.

Volunteer Andrea Kasper releases some 80 Olive Ridley turtles just after hatching at the hatchery of the Romelia National Wildlife Refuge at Costa Rica's Pazific Coast.

Volunteers Marlene (L, Germany), Paul (C, Germany) and Lina (R, Germany) carry flotsam as return from an early morning patrol at the beach of the Camaronal National Wildlife Refuge at Costa Rica's Pazific Coast.

Posing for a photo: Interns at the Romelia National Wildlife Refuge at Costa Rica's Pazific Coast.