Information on behavior, environment and reproduction of red-eared
sliders in the wild. ()
Almost Amazing Turtle Cam
This is an amazing site where you can observe Red-Eared Sliders through
a net camera. There is also a page to meet the turtles and other information
about web-cameras, etc. Very interesting! ()
A forum where you can make questions about Red-Eared sliders.
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Shell
Shock!
Another great Red-Eared Slider link! Information about feeding, living
with turtles and children, other pets, wild turtles, etc. ()
Visit Pinto, a Trachemys Scripta Cataspila (Huastecan slider).
At this site you will also find general caresheets for aquatic turtles.
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Pay a visit to Elmer! The last Woolworth turtle! ()
There are a variety of different species of box turtles coming from
Asia. Proper care of these animals depends on which species you have. You
can identify which type you have at this website, read about its natural
history, and learn how to take care of it in captivity. ()
Natural history, captive care and conservation of North American
box turtles, Terrapene carolina and Terrapene ornata. Learn how to identify,
house, feed, and hibernate box turtles from Tess' on-line care book. The
web page also includes the most extensive list of links on the Web for
box turtle web pages and caresheets. ()
Frank and Kate's Herpetological
Web Page
This site keeps interesting records on breeding and longevity of a
large variety of reptiles. You can add your reptile collection records
to it! ()
Hatchling Haven
Hatchling Haven is a web site dedicated to Chelonian hatchlings. It
contains information on care, diet, habitat, and health. It also has a
section entitled "Bits from the Bridge" which features excerpts from "The
Bridge" newsletter. ()
Vincent (an ornate box turtle) was moping. So an outdoor enclosure
with a pond was built just to cheer him up. During the summer he shares
the enclosure with Sien (a female ornate) and Nicky (an old river cooter).
You can see the pond and meet the turtles at this website. ()
It's a dynamic website with over 250 articles and resources concerned
the herp care. ()
If its Turtles... its at Turtle Times
The Turtle and Tortoise Web Portal of Choice! ()
The New York Turtle and Tortoise Society is a nonprofit organization
dedicated to the conservation, preservation of habitat, and the promotion
of proper husbandry and captive propagation of turtles and tortoises. ()
The California Turtle & Tortoise Club
(CTTC) is "dedicated to turtle & tortoise preservation, conservation,
study and education, since 1964". ()
American Tortoise Rescue is a nonprofit corporation founded
in 1994 to provide for the rescue and rehabilitation of all species of
tortoise and turtle. ()
The British Chelonia Group is an animal charity dedicated to
the preservation and conservation of Tortoises, Turtles and Terrapins worldwide.
()
The Desert Tortoise Council is a private, nonprofit organization,
established in 1976, to promote conservation of the desert tortoise in
the wild. ()
Massachusetts Turtle Rescue Inc. is a nonprofit corporation that provides rescue and rehabilitation for all species of turtles and tortoises, advocating the humane treatment of these wonderful creatures. ()
The Chicago Turtle Club
mission is:
EDUCATION of CTC members by opening lines of communication, sharing
resources and creating a learning environment
CONSERVATION by encouraging members to be cognizant of relevant conservation
issues
ENRICHMENT of the lives of turtles, tortoises and the folks that keep
them. ()
The San Diego Turtle and Tortoise Society is a non-profit California
Corporation comprised of individuals sharing a common interest in chelonians: its purpose is to acquaint the general public with the proper care of turtles and tortoises. ()
The Mission of the World Chelonian Trust (WCT) is to promote the conservation and assure the survival of all tortoises and freshwater turtles: only by supporting both wild populations and captive propagation we can provide the maximum options for the survival of all Chelonian species. ()
Welcome to the Cayman Turtle Farm: with the cooperation of the
Cayman Islands Government, it has helped to preserve the endangered Green
Sea Turtle, once named the "Buffalo of the Sea". ()
It's a group of undergraduate and graduate students: the centerpiece
of the group's work is the collection and analysis of data about the green
turtle. ()
It's a Mexican non profit organization focusing on the environment
and preservation effort of the sea turtle along the southern state of Baja
California, Mexico. ()
Save-A-Turtle is a not
for profit volunteer organization dedicated to the preservation and
protection of Marine Sea Turtles in the waters of the Florida Keys. ()
The purpose of The Turtle Pages is to inform people about the
diversity of turtle species, raise awareness about the plight of endangered
turtles, and educate individuals on how to properly care for pet turtles.
()
This website is about stories and pictures of Reeve's Turtles and a Japanese Pond Turtle. ()
In French:
Information about general care, feeding, housing, etc of Red Eared
Sliders, terrapene carolina and native turtles of Québec.
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Great information about Red Eared Sliders breeding! ()
Tortue à oreilles rouges
(Radio Canada)
Some general information about Red-Eared Sliders. ()
The ends of CITS (Communauté d'Intérêts pour Tortues
en Suisse), a swiss public association, are:
advice and information about detention, feeding, general care, breeding
and hibernation of turtles;
knowledge and experience sharing. ()
The purpose of association A CUPULATTA (the tortoise in Corsica) is
the study, safeguarding the breeding and the knowledge of the chelonians.
()
The aim of "Hibiscus Foundation for the Protection of Sea Turtles"
in Tahiti, is to save French Polinesia's Sea Turtles, consisting of the
green turtle (Chelonia mydas) and the fine shell or overlapped turtle (Eretmochelys
imbricata). ()
SOPTOM
Le Village des Tortues and Soptom's goal is to protect french native
turtles. They have a wonderul turtle park open to visitors. There,
you can find different types of turtles as testudo hermanni, emys orbicularis,
mauremys leprosa, testudo graeca, testudo marginata, testudo horsfieldii,
testudo kleinmanni and geochelone sulcata. They have a catalogue on-line,
but you can also order by mail a more complete catalogue which includes
wonderful encyclopedias and books about turtles, most of them writen by
the experts of SOPTOM. ()
Information about taxonomy, dimorphisme, habitat, nutrition, etc of
various turtles. ()
Turtles from Nova Scotia (painted, box, etc..). Nice pictures and observation
instructions from the Museum of Natural History of Nova Scotia, Canada.
()
This is the first Spanish site about turtles. It contains description,
origin and all the information needed for the proper care of every turtle
species. ()
Red-Eared Slider caresheets. I don't agree at all with the diet they
recommend. Ignore their diet advise. ()
This link will take you directly to the turtles menu of the Zooloco
site. Here, you can find mostly turtle pictures, but they are worth to
see! There are pictures of galapagos, land, aquatic and sea turtles.
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Chilean web pages about turtles: species, care and breeding. ()
Tortugamania: infos about terrapins and their habitat. ()
Great guide on how to take care of Red Eared Sliders. This site also
includes a Forum totally dedicated to red eared slider turtles! ()
For the past 20 years the founders
of Projeto TAMAR worked to protect sea turtles and improve the livelihoods
of local residents.
Today, the same fishermen who consumed sea turtles or their eggs in
the past are now working with TAMAR to protect the turtles and ensure their
survival. ()
The Non Governamental Organization PAT (Projeto Amiga Tartaruga) operates for conservation of sea turtles as well as management of coast and marine ecosystem along the 200 km of the Southern Bahia coast (Brazil). ()
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