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World Turtle News, 03/11/2018

University’s Chelonian Assurance Colony Provides Opportunity For Students To Participate In Conservation Project Dalton State University has a unique gem hidden within the department of biology’s extensive resources. Their very own Turtle Assurance Colony is home to sixty-five chelonians of ten individual species, and their partnership with the Turtle Survival Alliance has been key to their substantial successes in the recent years. Not only is […]

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World Turtle News, 03/09/2018

Wetlands Institute and Avalon to test new Malaclemys terrapin barrier Nesting season for diamondback terrapins, late May through July, is a dangerous time for the turtles and drivers on roads crossing or adjacent to salt marshes. Annually, hundreds of female terrapins are killed crossing roads seeking suitable nest spots for their eggs. In 2011, Avalon installed protective tubing along Avalon Boulevard to stop the turtles

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World Turtle News, 03/08/2018

A new hope for endangered Bell’s turtle species With over 90% of Bell’s turtle (Myuchelys bellii) nest being threatened by predators, it’s a big deal to find a small population of the turtles on Richard Daugherty’s property. And, more surprisingly, he uses a trained dog to find the nests! Researchers are raising over 100 hatchlings now with the intention of releasing them back into the

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World Turtle News, 03/07/2018

Construction Of New State-Of-The-Art Sea Turtle Medical Center Marked By Ceremonial Event Nestled in the small province of Phang-Nga in the middle of Thailand lies a naval base, which has a focus not commonly seen among military establishments. The Phang-Nga naval base is also home to their very own sea turtle conservation center, which is dedicated to headstarting and releasing countless sea turtle hatchlings each

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World Turtle News, 03/06/2018

Bbarefoot ecologists� behind return of Olive Ridleys to Odisha�s beach Youngsters who patrol the murky shoreline into wee hours of the night, a women�s self help group which protects the mushy hatchlings, and a resolute 36-year-old man who has vowed to never marry to serve the �second avatar of Lord Vishnu� – these are the pieces of an untold story behind the resurgence of the

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World Turtle News, 04/04/2018

High School Teacher Embarks On Trip To Research Effects Of Littering On Sea Turtle Populations At a small high school located in Oakmont, Massachusetts, a science teacher prepares to make one of the most important trips of her life. Alana Archangelo is going to Magdalena Bay on a research expedition along with twelve other partners in order to study the sea turtles and the detrimental

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World Turtle News, 03/02/2018

Kenya Wildlife Service fights eating of turtles Turtles in Lamu are under siege for the weirdest reasons. Fishermen are killing them not just for meat and soup but also because they believe turtle fat holds the key to curing asthma, flu and even impotence. And those are not the only perceived medicinal benefits. Resident Amir Hussein says turtle oil keeps fishermen warm when fishing at

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World Turtle News, 03/01/2018

Hatchlings to be shown at World Science Festival, mayor upset IT’S the exhibition of Mon Repos turtle hatchlings that has Bundaberg Mayor Jack Dempsey up in arms but experts say it is all positive news from their end. Yesterday, the NewsMail reported on Cr Dempsey’s anger about next month’s World Science Festival in Brisbane exhibiting local hatchling turtles before releasing them into Mooloolaba passage. Turtle

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