World Turtle News, 10/08/2015

Flood cleanup begins in South Carolina

Flooding rains in South Carolina have caused plenty of damage, flooding many inland areas as well as eroding beaches where many sea turtle nests were incubating. Among the places impacted by flooding was the TSA’s Turtle Survival Center. As a result, our friends need help “bailing out” the TSC. You can donate specifically to this cause. Alternatively, if you live near Berkeley County, South Carolina, you can contact the TSA to volunteer your time.

And don’t forget, you can also support the TSA through a purchase of a 2016 calendar.

Turtle News From Around the World

Conservation

The Bali Sea Turtle Society has successfully blended tourism and conservation for a positive outcome.

The battle between wind farms and wood turtles rages on in Ontario, Canada.

Ecology

Hatchling sea turtles survive storm and tides to make their trek to sea.

High tide from Hurricane Joaquin washes away sea turtle nests.

Health & Medical

The British Chelonia Group held their twice-annual health check-up event.

Miscellany

Two tortoises are on the run after escaping from a tortoise sanctuary.

Did You Knowโ€ฆ

South Carolina has 16 native species of chelonians, not including sea turtles.

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Photo from Chicago Tribune

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