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Marlon Brando's Atoll: A Marine Sanctuary for Turtles
Marlon Brando's atoll, acquired in 1966, now protects thousands of green sea turtles. This marine conservation site has seen successful habitat restoration and invasive species removal, boosting turtle populations. Eco-tourism at The Brando resort supports ongoing research and conservation efforts, although turtles still face threats from fishing and plastic pollution.
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