[Green Renaissance]
“The Ponta do Ouro Partial Marine Reserve is part of the Ponta do Ouro-Kosi Bay TFCA, Africa’s first marine TFCA and part of the Lubombo TFCA. Around 77% of the marine turtles monitored in Mozambique nest in the Marine Reserve. It is thus the most important leatherback and loggerhead turtle nesting ground along the Mozambican coast. What makes the Marine Reserve’s turtle monitoring programme all the more exciting, is that it links up with the turtle monitoring programme of iSimangaliso Wetland Park, a World Heritage Site, that is now in its 43rd season. Good news for turtles!” [Green Renaisance visit their site HERE]
Vocabulary chunks to learn after watching the video :
- Winds may be rising
- It walks up the beach, plodding
- You are absolutely awestruck
- Maybe they’ve been doing it for 60 millions of years
- It’s something that you don’t forget
- It knows exactly what its going to do
- It builds a nest
- It carefully crafts a hole
- It lays its eggs
- Its beyond comprehension how this can actually happen
- In the wild, naturally
- Thousands of hatchlings
- Entering the water
- All sorts of things
- Making good progress
- Numbers are increasing
- A huge responsibility
- We’ve made a difference
Read more about this Marine Conservation Project HERE
Vocabulary in Chunks 
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