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HATCHLINGS

Hatchling - April Sturm.png

Hatchling (Cockburn) - Anthony Santoro.png

Hatchling (Melville) - Anthony Santoro.png

Hatchling (Murdoch) - Andre DeSouza.png

Hatchling and Adult - Kiera Gordon.png

JUVENILES

Two Juveniles (Rocko) - Anthony Santoro.png

Juvenile (Capel) - Anthony Santoro.png

Juvenile (Claremont) - Anthony Santoro.png

Juvenile on grass (Rocko) - Anthony Santoro.png

Two juveniles 2 (Rocko) - Anthony Santoro.png

ADULTS

Adult Female (Rocko) - Anthony Santoro.png

Adult Female 2 (Rocko) - Anthony Santoro.png

Adult female on nesting migration - Christine Athanassiou 5.png

Adult Turtle - Sharon Meredith (4).png

Adult Turtle shell variant - Anthony Santoro.png

Adult Turtles Sharon Meredith (2).png

Hatchling and Adult - Kiera Gordon.png

NESTS

Nest Protector - Vicky Hartill.png

Nest Protector 2 - Vicky Hartill.png

Hatchling emergence hole close up - Anthony Santoro.png

Hatchling emergence hole from nest protector - Anthony Santoro.png

Destroyed nest - Anthony Santoro.png

Destroyed Nest 2 - Anthony Santoro.png

Destroyed Nest 3 - Anthony Santoro.png

DEAD OR INJURED TURTLES

Depredated turtles (Rocko) - Anthony Santoro.png

Dead Turtle - Anthony Santoro.png

Dead Turtle 2 - Anthony Santoro.png

Dead Turtle 3 - Anthony Santoro.png

Dead Turtle 4 - Anthony Santoro.png

INVASIVE TURTLE SPECIES

Invasive Eastern Australian Turtle - Rachel Newsome.png

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The Saving Our Snake-Necked Turtle project team would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which this research was conducted, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Boodjar. We recognise their continued connection to the land and waters of this beautiful place and acknowledge that they never ceded sovereignty. We pay our respects to them and their cultures; and to elders both past, present and emerging.