Brand New ‘Shell-ebrities’ at Friday’s Seashore Excavation in Cape Hatteras
Outer Banks, N.C. — Join the excitement this Friday at Cape Hatteras National Seashore as biologists prepare for a public seashore excavation showcasing a recently hatched nest of sea turtles. The event kicks off at 9 a.m. and promises to be a memorable experience for nature enthusiasts and families alike.
What to Expect at the Excavation
During the excavation, participants will witness the skilled biologists as they count empty eggshells, collect unhatched eggs, and possibly find live or deceased hatchlings. This interactive event not only educates the public about sea turtle nesting but also highlights the **importance of conserving marine life**.
Arriving at the Event
For those interested in attending, it is highly recommended to arrive a bit early to find a good spot. The seashore has shared detailed instructions about the excavation on their social media, where visitors can get all the necessary information regarding parking and participation.
Why This Matters
This excavation is critical in understanding the health of the sea turtle population along the coast. With recent concerns about climate change and habitat loss, events like this shine a light on conservation efforts and the ongoing work to protect these magnificent creatures.
Enjoy learning about nature and witness firsthand the hard work that goes into preserving our coastal wildlife!
Planning Ahead
Don’t forget to check the weather and plan your visit accordingly. The seas may be affected by recent **weather alerts** due to Hurricane Ernesto, so being informed is key. Be part of the community effort to support our local wildlife and enjoy a fun family outing at Cape Hatteras!
