Islas Canarias (Proyecto Aegina): juvenile loggerheads (aggregated per 1-degree cell)

<p>Aegina is a cooperation project between Gobierno de Canarias (Spain) and Republic of Cabo Verde; the main goal of the project is to propose a management plan for the Protected Marine Areas important for the sea turtles at both archipelagos.<br>In the Canary Islands there lives an important juvenile stock of loggerheads, and in Cabo Verde archipelago occurs one of the largest nesting populations of loggerheads in the world.<br>Five transmitters will be deployed on males of the Cabo Verde nesting population, complementary with the ongoing studies of females by Marine Turtle Research Group (Brendan Godley, Lucy Hawkes; see also at Turtle Track). Another ten transmitters will be deployed on juvenile loggerheads in Canary Islands.</p><p>Dataset description available at <a href="http://seamap.env.duke.edu/datasets/detail/347">http://seamap.env.duke.edu/datasets/detail/347</a>-nbsp;</p>