Indigenous rangers warn sea level and temperature rises caused by climate change are killing remote Northern Territory turtles

Indigenous rangers are recording turtle nests hitting temperatures of up to 35C, at which point the eggs are cooked and die.  (ABC News: Jane Bardon)

Tiwi Islands Indigenous marine ranger supervisor James De Santis has been monitoring the remote coastline of his home for 30 years.

In this time, he said he has seen the impact climate change is having on his home.