International boost for hawksbill turtle conservation in Melaka


Marine biologists fear the hawksbill turtle could become extinct in 50 years if the number of landings at the coastline continued to show a downward trend. - Filepic

MELAKA: Hawksbill turtle conservation by the Melaka government is going to Hollywood soon – with a three-year-old girl in the spotlight.

Harmoni Cinta Luke, who has been selected as the state’s ambassador of turtle conservation, is set to star in a series of videos to be distributed overseas to promote the campaign.

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