The Ingenious Fake Turtle Eggs Tackling Poaching

The video discusses a conservation project aimed at combating sea turtle egg poaching in Central America. Kim Williams Guillen, a conservation ecologist, and her team developed fake turtle eggs with GPS trackers to gather data on poaching routes. To make the eggs realistic, they collaborated with Lauren, a Hollywood makeup artist. The project was tested in Costa Rica, aiming to provide valuable insights into poaching networks and inspire others to contribute to conservation efforts.

What do Kim and Lauren hope to achieve with their project beyond gathering data?

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In what ways can individuals contribute to wildlife conservation according to the project?

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