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January 9, 2023 By Igor Valencia and Jordan Gray In November 2022, through the joint Turtle Survival Alliance/Wildlife Conservation Society Colombia project, we translocated the second group of wild Dahl’s...

By Jordan Gray December. It’s the last month in the Gregorian calendar. It’s a month when billions of people of numerous religions across the world observe and celebrate holy days...

By Jordan Gray Winter has officially arrived here at the Turtle Survival Center. Those from more northerly areas of the United States might scoff at the notion of our winter....

For Immediate Release Asian Giant Tortoises Rewilded to a Protected Forest in Nagaland, India December 20, 2022 CONTACT: Jordan Gray, Turtle Survival Alliance, +1 (912) 659-0978, jgray@turtlesurvival.org Ten captive-bred juvenile...

In Myanmar, in the late 1990s, the Burmese Star Tortoise was on the brink of extinction. Avidly sought for the wildlife trade, and with relentless removal from the wild, within a decade this tortoise species had almost completely disappeared from its native habitat. By the mid-2000s, it was considered functionally extinct in the wild.

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