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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.

This Giving Tuesday you can help us meet the challenge from one of our generous donors to raise at least $15,000 to protect the world’s most threatened turtles.

On Monday, October 16, 2022, the first Chinese Three-striped Box Turtle hatched at Turtle Survival Alliance’s Turtle Survival Center...

For Immediate Release: Ginny Waller, Esq. appointed Interim Executive Director of Turtle Survival Alliance

For Immediate Release CONTACT:      JORDAN GRAY, Turtle Survival Alliance, (912) 659-0978, jgray@turtlesurvival.org ‚Ä¢ 147 Indian Roofed Turtles (Pangshura tecta) and 119 Pink-ringed Tent Turtles (Pangshura tentoria circumdata) seized from poachers...

After the release of the report, conservationists and teams of the TSA were set on a single mission: To find and rescue Batagur baska! In 2008, TSA India’s Dr. Shailendra...