• UPDATE: Olive Ridley Sea Turtle

    The stranded Olive Ridley Sea Turtle that was captured at Hopkins Marine Station several weeks ago is at the Monterey Bay Aquarium and is responding well to treatment. The Olive Ridley’s vital signs are all within the normal range of health for Olive Ridleys. The turtle is scheduled to be transferred to a Sea World in San Diego to finish out its rehabilitation before being released back into the wild. A transfer date has not yet been chosen.

    posted to Cedar Street Times on November 3, 2011

    Topics: Breaking News, Front PG News

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    This is the Heal the Bay Beach Report Card for Monterey Peninsula beaches, which reports water quality grades, or when relevant, weather advisories. An A to F grade is assigned based on the health risks of swimming or surfing at that location. Look at the "dry" grade for all days except those "wet" days during and within 3 days after a rainstorm. Click here for more information on the Beach Report Card. Click the name of the beach when it pops up for more details, or choose a beach below.

    Asilomar • Carmel • Lovers Point • Municipal Wharf 2 (Monterey) • Upper Del Monte Beach (Monterey) • San Carlos Beach (Cannery Row) • Stillwater Cove (Pebble Beach) • Spanish Bay

    adapted from Heal the Bay, brc.healthebay.org
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