Matt Knight

Matt is a Contributor on the World Turtle News team. He has spent the last five years dedicating himself to the conservation of turtles as well as education of the public about them and has a passion for serving nonprofit organizations. His love for turtles and all living things has been with him his entire life. Matt is currently the Grants and Charity Coordinator for the Georgia Reptile Society, and he is currently working toward a degree aimed at protecting turtles and other wildlife. He was an educations docent at the Georgia Sea Turtle Center, and he has experience working with and educating about many species of turtles who are in need, such as North American Wood Turtles (Glyptemys insculpta), Gopher Tortoises (Gopherus polyphemus), and Diamondback Terrapins (Malaclemys terrapin ssp.).

World Turtle News, 03/19/2017

Over 5,000 Lepidochelys olivacea hatchlings released into sea in Krishna “We have successfully recorded and documented the arrival of as many as 772 turtles and collected 88,544 eggs along the coastline, including the Krishna Wildlife Sanctuary area, till March 12. This season has witnessed the arrival of the turtles in record number since 2009,” Avanigadda Forest Range Officer V. Bhavani told The Hindu . Check […]

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World Turtle News 03/12/2017

Short Film Documents Efforts to Save Sea Turtle Habitat in South Carolina “The film introduces Sea Turtle Specialist, Leah Schwartzentruber, and Park Ranger, John Greider – members of the team leading Edisto Beach State Park’s sea turtle conservation program. Sea turtles are one of Earth’s oldest creatures and among the most threatened due to a number of factors, including loss of habitat. The South Carolina

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World Turtle News 03/10/2017

Expansion on tap for Loggerhead Marinelife Center Groundbreaking for the $14 million expansion that will more than double the size of the Loggerhead Marinelife Center is planned for the end of this year. Bigger hospital and research facilities, more classrooms, an auditorium, a Discovery Zone interactive exhibit hall and an amphitheater with a wall-to-ceiling ocean reef tank are planned. There will be an outdoor cafe

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