Newcomers Both Friends And Foes Of Mexico's Sea Turtles
April 23, 2007 @ 11:22 AM (EST)
Source: Chron.com
You may not have flippers or a shell, but if you are among the growing number of tourists and expatriates captivated by the beautiful Pacific coastline north of Puerto Vallarta, you do have something in common with sea turtles: a taste for pristine, undeveloped, remote beaches.
Unfortunately, your needs and theirs may collide...
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