Qatar as a country focuses on the conservation of its wildlife and has taken meticulous measures to facilitate the breeding of the endangered hawksbill turtles via the Turtle Conservation Project to conduct studies, monitor the turtles’ movements and take preventive measures to protect the nests that incubate the eggs in the warm sand. The hawksbill turtles lay around 60 to 200 eggs during the nesting season wherein they pick a spot, dig a hole to lay the eggs and return back to the sea on covering the eggs with sand. When the need arises, these eggs are transferred to safer nests and protected until the hatchlings emerge.