The Turtle Survival Alliance wrote this article.
On August 1, at our Turtle Survival Center, this little Beale’s Eyed Turtle emerged from its shell.
For a species facing an uncertain future, every new hatchling is a reason for hope and a reminder of why conservation work matters.
Every hatchling represents hope for a species’ future. Every supporter helps make conservation possible today. And every planned gift can help ensure that turtle conservation continues for generations to come.
At Turtle Survival Alliance, we work around the world to protect and restore wild populations of turtles through science-based conservation, global leadership, and local stewardship. From species recovery and habitat protection to conservation genetics and the care of critically endangered turtles and tortoises, this work is helping build a stronger future for turtles.
Because the future of turtles is shaped by what we choose to protect today.
If you’re inspired to help protect turtles today or leave a lasting legacy for their future, reach out to us at development@turtlesurvival.org.
Pictured:
Beale’s Eyed Turtle (Sacalia bealei)
IUCN Red List Status: Critically Endangered
📸: iNaturalist