Since the start of the project in 2020 until November 2022, we have recorded a total of 211 nests along our 12-kilometer conservation site. We have also collected more than 2 tonnes of beach waste, which included single-use plastics, clothing materials, hard plastics, and flip-flops, among other non-biodegradable wastes. We were able to tag three Green Sea turtles with satellite transmitters in 2022, allowing us to track their migratory and foraging patterns. In 2022, we also conducted an in-water survey and photo ID for sea turtles to aid in the creation of a sea turtle face ID database. This year we had the first cohort of seven interns drawn from Kenyan institutions of higher learning, including Pwani University (5), Technical University of Mombasa (1) and Kenya Wildlife Service Research and Training Institution (1).