As oil danger subsides, relocation of turtle nests ends

As oil danger subsides, relocation of turtle nests ends
Conditions improve enough that less than half the nests were moved An unprecedented effort to move thousands of baby sea turtles from the Gulf oil-spill zone has ended now that wildlife officials determined the surface water is safe enough for the remaining hatchlings.

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