World Ocean Day: WATCH as sea turtles released back into wild after life-saving treatment

National World - LocalTV 2023-06-08

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This week, people around the globe are celebrating world ocean day. It comes as new research reveals that more than half of UK adults would travel to a new destination just to see its wildlife and sea life. One such possible destination is the Florida Keys - it's recently become a world leader in marine conservation.
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