How South Walton Stays in the Loop on Sea Turtle Nesting
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How South Walton Stays in the Loop on Sea Turtle Nesting
When the sun rises over South Walton’s sugar-white sand, the beach is still quiet—except for the South Walton Turtle Watch (SWTW) teams. Long before most of us pour our first cup of coffee, these volunteers are already combing the shoreline, looking for signs of one of Florida’s most treasured visitors: nesting sea turtles.
Their mission each morning is twofold—protect the turtles and communicate with the people who rely on the beach for their livelihood or who want to experience this natural wonder. Thanks to new alert systems and community programs, both beach vendors and the general public can now stay informed in real time.
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