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Save Turtles. Save the Planet.

 

The Turtle Conservancy is dedicated to protecting threatened turtles and tortoises and their habitats worldwide, and to promoting their appreciation by people everywhere.

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DURANGO, MEXICO

Over 43,000 acres of Chihuahuan Desert grassland habitat protected

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SOUTH AFRICA

1,000 acres of incredibly diverse and endangered Fynbos habitat protected

SONORA, MEXICO

1,000 acres of tropical deciduous forest protected

CONSERVATION CENTER

32 taxa of endangered turtles and tortoises for conservation breeding and education

HONG KONG

First reintroduction of turtles born in the US sent back home to Hong Kong

NEW JERSEY

Over 2,000 hatchling Diamondback Terrapins released into salt marshes of New Jersey

 

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Happy #Saturday! We hope you enjoy your weekend as much as this happy-looking Mexican Wood Turtle (Rhinoclemmys rubida) is enjoying his salad! #turtleconservancy
Throwback to a few weeks ago where two of our social education ambassador Burmese Black Mountain tortoises (Manouria emys phayrei) got to shell-ebrate #EarthDay with the community! A big part of our mission includes attending outreach events like the
This feisty little guy may not look like much, but he actually represents one of the world’s rarest species of freshwater turtles, and the smallest and most endangered turtle in the United States, the Bog Turtle (Glyptemys muhlenbergii). Althou
A Bolson’s Tortoise (Gopherus flavomarginatus) emerging from its burrow to bask in the hot desert sun for a bit. The largest of the North American terrestrial reptiles, this tortoise has been known to science only since 1959. The Bolson Tortois
Only a few more days to help us help the critically endangered Palawan Forest Turtle by supporting our t-shirt campaign! With our partners the Katala Foundation, we have supported the purchase and protection of over 1,000+ acres of land for conservin
We are halfway to our goal of selling 100 shirts!!! Purchase a shirt featuring this critically endangered Palawan Forest Turtle! All proceeds go to funding conservation education through our partners in the Philippines: Katala Foundation Incorporated
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