Lisdayanti, conducted a study under the guidance of Asbar and Danial on the parameters of temperature, humidity, and semi-natural nest depth, and their impact on the hatching rate of Hawksbill turtles (Eretmochelys imbricata) at Lowita Beach, Pinrang Regency. The Hawksbill turtle (E. imbricata, L.) is a small-sized turtle species, smaller in size compared to the Green turtle. Adult Hawksbill turtles have a length of 70-90 cm and weigh between 40-90 kg, with straight shells ranging from 66 to 86 cm in length. The aim of this research was to examine the parameters of temperature, humidity, and semi-natural nest depth in relation to the hatching rate of Hawksbill turtle eggs at Lowita Beach, Pinrang Regency. The study was conducted between February and May 2023, at Lowita Beach. A descriptive survey method was used to study the semi-natural nests by measuring the temperature, humidity, and nest depth. Data collection focused on studying the physical parameters of the semi-natural nests, including nest depth, nest temperature, and nest humidity. Based on the research findings, the hatching success rate of Hawksbill turtle eggs at the research site reached 90.38%, with an average nest temperature ranging from 28°C to 39°C, stable humidity levels, and an ideal nest depth of approximately 40 cm. This research provides important information about the environmental parameters that influence the hatching rate of Hawksbill turtle eggs, which can be utilized for conservation and protection efforts for this species in the future.