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In this guest post from our partner, the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources (DWR), we are pleased to share the story of these Spotted Turtles...

The 100th Indochinese Box Turtle (Cuora galbinifrons) hatched at the Turtle Survival Center this week! We first started producing hatchlings of this critically endangered species...

Celebrate #nationalaudubonday with the Chicken Turtle, today’s Species Spotlight! National Audubon Society preserves around the United States provide habitat not only for birds but for...

Celebrate DNA Day with Turtle Survival Alliance! On this day in 1953, the structure of DNA was published. This achievement has not only served human-kind,...

Today begins Turtle Survival Alliance’s Turtle Month!For the next month, from today, April 22nd, to May 23rd, we are highlighting the 25 endangered species managed...

Celebrate turtles and tortoises with us by wearing Turtle Survival Alliance’s 2023 World Turtle Day® apparel. This year’s commemorative design features the Rote Island Snake-necked...

Who doesn’t love pancakes? We all do, but, we LOVE Pancake Tortoises! These cute, flat, little rock crevice dwelling flapjacks need your help! Cheyenne Mountain...

March 19, 2023 – Turtle Survival Alliance’s Chair of the Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Committee, Heather Barrett, released the following statement regarding the sexual...

By Steven Platt & Jordan Gray Last week, Turtle Survival Alliance’s partner WCS Cambodia released four Southern River Terrapins (Batagur affinis) back into the Sre...

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...

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...

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...