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Storm affecting sea turtle eggs in Naples

Corey Perrine/Staff Maura Kraus (cq), an environmentalist from the Collier County Sea Turtle Protection Program, records information from sea turtle nest 58 while Scott Aldrich, a volunteer with the Collier County Parks & Recreation, looks on, Monday, June 25, 2012 at Naples Beach in Naples, Fla. Recent storm conditions from Tropical Storm Debby has threatened the habitat of sea turtle eggs along the South West Florida coastline. Today the protection organization was marking and documenting the results of the nests.

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Corey Perrine/Staff Maura Kraus (cq), an environmentalist from the Collier County Sea Turtle Protection Program, records information from sea turtle nest 58 while Scott Aldrich, a volunteer with the Collier County Parks & Recreation, looks on, Monday, June 25, 2012 at Naples Beach in Naples, Fla. Recent storm conditions from Tropical Storm Debby has threatened the habitat of sea turtle eggs along the South West Florida coastline. Today the protection organization was marking and documenting the results of the nests.

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  • Corey Perrine/Staff Maura Kraus, right, (cq) an environmental specialist from the Collier County Sea Turtle Protection Program, records information on nest number 58 while Scott Aldrich, a Collier County Parks & recreation volunteer, drives an ATV on Monday, June 25, 2012 at Naples Beach in Naples, Fla. Recent storm conditions from Tropical Storm Debby has threatened the habitat of sea turtle eggs along the South West Florida coastline. Today the protection organization was marking and documenting the results of the nests.
  • Corey Perrine/Staff Sea turtle nest number 58.
  • Corey Perrine/Staff Maura Kraus (cq), an environmentalist from the Collier County Sea Turtle Protection Program, records information from sea turtle nest 58 while Scott Aldrich, a volunteer with the Collier County Parks & Recreation, looks on, Monday, June 25, 2012 at Naples Beach in Naples, Fla. Recent storm conditions from Tropical Storm Debby has threatened the habitat of sea turtle eggs along the South West Florida coastline. Today the protection organization was marking and documenting the results of the nests.

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