U.S. Scouts to Protect Turtle Eggs in Costa Rica
<i> United Press International</i>
ST. PAUL, Minn. —
A dozen Minnesota and Wisconsin Boy Scouts will leave for Costa Rica Saturday to participate in a sea turtle rescue project.
The scouts, ages 13 to 17, and three adult leaders will join Costa Rican Boy Scouts in patrolling a 5-mile-long beach on the west coast of the Nicoya Peninsula to protect the turtles’ eggs from poachers.
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