In the past year a few incidents of nest vandalism occurred during times when the village had to suspend monitoring either because of bad weather or because of extra work during fishing and farming seasons. In spite of this challenge, nest monitoring continues. In mid to late 2007, 1,720 green or hawksbill turtle hatchlings were recorded, and 1,500 olive ridley turtle hatchlings were recorded in early 2008. A documentary about the turtle nesting beaches in Tulaun was aired on national television in April 2008.

All construction was completed in mid-2007 and a final report was received via field representative Arnaz Mehta. Tulaun and Ranawango Village members formed a collaborative committee to manage and maintain the infrastructure at both villages and a volunteer village monitoring group comprised of 9 men and 23 youth patrol the beach on a daily basis to protect turtles and turtle eggs. A prominent sign is now posted on the beach stating the legal protected status of turtles and that the beach is a protected area.

Three public washrooms and bathing facilities were constructed and completed in February, 2007. In early 2007 Tulaun and Ranawango Village members formed a collaborative committee to manage and maintain the infrastructure at both villages. The final phase of building an access road is scheduled for April and May 2007.