Lebanese turtle conservationist and environmental activist Mona Khalil dies after injuries from an Israeli strike near Tyre in southern Lebanon, multiple outlets report. The BBC and other international outlets describe Khalil as a long-time advocate for turtle protection, known in Lebanon as a guardian of turtles. The Guardian says Khalil, 76, ran a conservation initiative called the “Orange House Project” from her home near the Mediterranean coast. According to The Guardian, the effort focused on protecting a turtle nesting site and involved hosting volunteers to clean and monitor about a mile-long stretch of beach, as well as welcoming tourists to stay and learn about conservation. Al Jazeera and L’Orient Today report that Lebanon says Khalil was killed in the strike, including descriptions that she succumbed to injuries sustained at her home. Ynetnews also reports that she is killed in an Israeli strike near Tyre. Across the coverage, outlets agree on Khalil’s identity, her role in turtle conservation, and that she dies as a result of an Israeli attack in southern Lebanon.