Issue 07

A Life Among
Sea Turtles

Maui, Hawaii Since the 1990s, when laws were passed to prevent harassing sea turtles, green turtles now come ashore in increasing numbers to rest, ridding themselves of their cargo of encrusting invertebrates and seaweed by letting their shells dry out naturally.

↑ Maui, Hawaii Since the 1990s, when laws were passed to prevent harassing sea turtles, green turtles now come ashore in increasing numbers to rest, ridding themselves of their cargo of encrusting invertebrates and seaweed by letting their shells dry out naturally.

Leatherbacks in the Galápagos Islands

Words and Images by Tui De Roy

Tui De Roy is a photographer, naturalist, conservationist, and lifelong lover of the Galápagos Islands.

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Issue 07

Contents

  1. Magic in the Air
  2. The Art of Smartphone Macro Photography
  3. Photographing a Flooded Cave System in Yucatán, Mexico
  4. The Cost of a Changing Arctic
  5. Responsibility in the Age of Digital Discovery
  6. Harnessing Patterns for Conservation
  7. Leatherbacks in the Galápagos Islands
  8. Badgers in the Crosshairs
  9. Michigan, USA
  10. Snowy Standoff