World Turtle News, 12/08/2015

An App to track Caretta Caretta Scientists and Conservationists at Gnarlaoo Station in Western Australia will be tracking the journey of loggerhead sea turtles (Caretta caretta) and logging the data to an app which will make it available to anyone around the world. It is hoped that the information will stop future developement of tourist facilities at Gnaraloo. Turtle News From Around the World Conservation […]

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The Pondcast

The Pondcast, Episode 20

Under the Weather

John and Tony bring you the The Pondcast, Episode 20: Under the Weather. An audio-only version is also available for download. Visit ThePondcast.com to learn more about the show. Episode 21 is tentatively scheduled for Monday, January 4th at 7PM EDT! You can receive reminders in your email leading up to each episode, along with other blog posts and news by subscribing to our newsletter

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World Turtle News, 12/03/2015

Ghanaian Turtles In Danger Sea turtles in Ghana lack attention. Despite the fact that sea turtles are classed in the first category of fully protected animals in Ghana, some fishermen admit that they still kill turtles because they destroy their nets. A conservation site for turtles has been set up and killing such animals is now punishable by the law. Community volunteers and school children

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World Turtle News, 12/01/2015

X23103 returns to Mon Repos A flatback sea turtle tagged 39 years ago returns again for another breeding season. A sea turtle trapped in a beach chair washes up on a beach and more in the Conservation section. Turtle News From Around the World Conservation Flatback turtle returns to Mon Repos for 13th nesting season Sea turtle found dead, wedged inside lawn chair at Mickler’s

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World Turtle News, 11/29/2015

It’s that time of year Cold stunned sea turtles have already started to arrive at resuce centres. As the sea temperature drops some of them become too cold to swim to warmer waters and are washed up to the shore. Hopefuly to be rescued and rehabilitated. Volunteers are tracking Murray River turtles (Emydura macquarii), West Japan rail company helps turtles that are becoming stuck on

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World Turtle News, 11/24/2015

Seismic surveys may pose risk to sea turtles The University of Exeter is warning about the risks posed by airgun sound waves used in sea floor mapping. An isolated group of gopher tortoise on an island is mapped by scientist and more… Turtle News From Around the World Conservation Marine airgun noise could cause turtle trauma Investigating castaway gopher tortoises of Cumberland Island BNT Interns

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World Turtle News, 11/22/2015

A trip to Wolf Island A group of scientist are traveling to Wolf Island in the Galapagos archipelago to track down tortoises carrying genes from two species thought to be extinct. Melbourne City workers assist turtle wrapped in a plastic bag and several sea turtles are released; see the Conservation section. A tiny turtle rescued from a rubbish bin and customs seized tortoises have weekly

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