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The EnĀviĀronĀmenĀtal ManĀageĀment AuĀthorĀiĀty (EMA) has inĀstalled four new sea turĀtle nestĀing signs along ManĀzanilĀla Beach, as part of onĀgoĀing efĀforts to enĀhance pubĀlic awareĀness and proĀmote the proĀtecĀtion of critĀiĀcal nestĀing habiĀtats.
AcĀcordĀing to the EMA, ManĀzanilĀla Beach is a viĀtal nestĀing ground for the leatherback turĀtleāone of five species of sea turĀtles that nest in T&T durĀing the anĀnuĀal nestĀing seaĀson, which runs from March to AuĀgust.
All five species are desĀigĀnatĀed as EnĀviĀronĀmenĀtalĀly SenĀsiĀtive Species (ESS) by the EMA. The beach alĀso falls withĀin the NarĀiĀva Swamp ManĀaged ReĀsource ProĀtectĀed Area, a naĀtionĀalĀly desĀigĀnatĀed EnĀviĀronĀmenĀtalĀly SenĀsiĀtive Area (ESA).
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