TURTLE TRACKS
Adopt a turtle!
Yes, you can adopt (sponsor) one of the turtles that is currently living at the Earthshine R & R facility or one of the turtles that we are tracking in the wild. Adoptions involve a contribution that you can donate to our project operating costs/supplies. Your donation may be in the form of a monetary donation that will be used to cover the costs of veterinary care, housing maintenance such as water filters for the pond and food and vitamins for the resident turtles at R & R. If you choose to adopt a turtle that is being tracked in the field your donation will cover the costs of equipment and fuel. You may also donate new or used equipment--please contact us if you believe you have an item we could use.
Adoption fees are as follows(but you may donate as much or as little as you like):
Hatchling (for kids): $10.00-$20.00
Juvenile (students): $20.00-$40.00
Adult: $40.00-$60.00
Old Timer: $60.00-$80.00
Centenarian $80.00-$100.00+
*NOTE: Adoption titles reflect the age of turtles...not the age of the turtle guardians;-)
When you adopt a turtle you will receive:
*Adoption certificate with a photo of "your" turtle with a detailed overview of its story and current status.
*Your name will be posted on each turtles individual website as one of the "guardians" of "your" turtle.
*The knowledge that your adoption fee is money well and truly spent on the conservation of the wonderful box turtle. Should you request it we will gladly provide an itemized list of what your donation purchased for our Eastern Box Turtle program.
Turtles currently up for adoption are: Tripod, Rose, Tiny, Woody, Mojo, Rowdy, Bones, Catherine, Jimmy, Meredith,
Frazier and Mrs. Bones.
To adopt a turtle or if you have any questions just click the bottle below.
If you would like to make a donation or to pay your adoption fee just click the Paypal link below.
Yes, each turtle may be adopted by more than one person.
Yes, if you so choose you may donate directly to Turtle Tracks without adopting a turtle by simply clicking the donate button above.
Another way to support the Turtle Tracks Eastern Box Turtle conservation program is by purchasing our unique and limited edition fundraiser collector coin that directly supports the Turtle Tracks conservation program as well as the conservation of native snakes.
The Turtle Tracks Wildlife Conservation Fundraiser Geocoin
You may also contribute supplies directly to the Turtle Tracks program. Items that that we currently need for the 2009 season are as follows:
3 Telenax radio transmitters: Please contact us for more information on model and frequencies.
1 ICOM ICR10 or ICOM ICR20 Communications Receiver from Icomamerica.com--the ICR10 is a discontinued unit that can be purchased from vendors on Ebay and other ham radio websites/outlets.
20 Duracell or Energizer Rechargeable AA Batteries (2650 mAh or higher) and charger.
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The items listed below have been donated or purchased through funds generated by donations and adoption fees!! THANK YOU to all who have contributed to the Turtle Tracks program. THANK YOU also to all of you who I have failed to mention who have donated time and funds to this project.
Used Dell laptop computer with a windows XP operating system and MS Office 2003 or better. Thank You Meredith!!!
1 AVM radio transmitter. First used to track Bones. After it's batteries are replaced it will be used to track Meredith. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 LaCrosse Technology Professional Weather Station. Used to monitor the overall weather conditions of the Earthshine study site. View the real time data from this unit online by clicking HERE Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 large caliper. Used for taking accurate shell measurements. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
6 Telenax radio transmitters currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Alan and Regina, Billy and Gail and Meredith!
1 Telonics RA 14K VHF directional antenna from Telonics.com currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Meredith and Mary Beth!
1 Garmin GPSmap76 for marking turtle locations, 1 Taylor soil thermometer and 1 Speedtech pocket weather station for collecting weather/temperature/humidity/wind speed data at each location. Thank you to everyone who donated anonymously to the Turtle Tracks project over the summer of 2007-2008 and Thank you Meredith, Billy and Gail and all of you who donated anonymously at the Sherwood Forest turtle seminar in August of 2008!
1 Pesola Spring Scale. Thank you Carrie and Michael!!!
Epoxy and paint for attaching transmitters. Thank you Karen!!!
1 Triangular file for marking new turtles. Thank you Jessica!!!
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NOTE: The TURTLE TRACKS program is an honest "not for profit"--we are truly ONLY for the conservation of the box turtle and education of YOU about why these creatures are so important. While all donations are applied directly and 100% to the operating costs of the TURTLE TRACKS program we do not have non profit status due the simple fact that our small staff is not very savvy with the business end of things. We are simply naturalists working for nature. If you want to know more please contact us via the link below.
NOTE: Please do not attempt to radio-track a turtle or other wild animal on your own. Radio telemetric wildlife study is a very specialized discipline. First and foremost is the safety and correct treatment of the animals being studied and secondly it takes years of study to learn the "how to" of the use of the radio telemetric equipment and other data collection equipment.
Please contact us by clicking the bottle below if you have any questions about TURTLE TRACKS, would like to adopt a turtle, make a donation or if you would like to use any of our pictures. Thank you.
Yes, you can adopt (sponsor) one of the turtles that is currently living at the Earthshine R & R facility or one of the turtles that we are tracking in the wild. Adoptions involve a contribution that you can donate to our project operating costs/supplies. Your donation may be in the form of a monetary donation that will be used to cover the costs of veterinary care, housing maintenance such as water filters for the pond and food and vitamins for the resident turtles at R & R. If you choose to adopt a turtle that is being tracked in the field your donation will cover the costs of equipment and fuel. You may also donate new or used equipment--please contact us if you believe you have an item we could use.
Adoption fees are as follows(but you may donate as much or as little as you like):
Hatchling (for kids): $10.00-$20.00
Juvenile (students): $20.00-$40.00
Adult: $40.00-$60.00
Old Timer: $60.00-$80.00
Centenarian $80.00-$100.00+
*NOTE: Adoption titles reflect the age of turtles...not the age of the turtle guardians;-)
When you adopt a turtle you will receive:
*Adoption certificate with a photo of "your" turtle with a detailed overview of its story and current status.
*Your name will be posted on each turtles individual website as one of the "guardians" of "your" turtle.
*The knowledge that your adoption fee is money well and truly spent on the conservation of the wonderful box turtle. Should you request it we will gladly provide an itemized list of what your donation purchased for our Eastern Box Turtle program.
Turtles currently up for adoption are: Tripod, Rose, Tiny, Woody, Mojo, Rowdy, Bones, Catherine, Jimmy, Meredith,
Frazier and Mrs. Bones.
To adopt a turtle or if you have any questions just click the bottle below.
If you would like to make a donation or to pay your adoption fee just click the Paypal link below.
Yes, each turtle may be adopted by more than one person.
Yes, if you so choose you may donate directly to Turtle Tracks without adopting a turtle by simply clicking the donate button above.
Another way to support the Turtle Tracks Eastern Box Turtle conservation program is by purchasing our unique and limited edition fundraiser collector coin that directly supports the Turtle Tracks conservation program as well as the conservation of native snakes.
The Turtle Tracks Wildlife Conservation Fundraiser Geocoin
You may also contribute supplies directly to the Turtle Tracks program. Items that that we currently need for the 2009 season are as follows:
3 Telenax radio transmitters: Please contact us for more information on model and frequencies.
1 ICOM ICR10 or ICOM ICR20 Communications Receiver from Icomamerica.com--the ICR10 is a discontinued unit that can be purchased from vendors on Ebay and other ham radio websites/outlets.
20 Duracell or Energizer Rechargeable AA Batteries (2650 mAh or higher) and charger.
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The items listed below have been donated or purchased through funds generated by donations and adoption fees!! THANK YOU to all who have contributed to the Turtle Tracks program. THANK YOU also to all of you who I have failed to mention who have donated time and funds to this project.
Used Dell laptop computer with a windows XP operating system and MS Office 2003 or better. Thank You Meredith!!!
1 AVM radio transmitter. First used to track Bones. After it's batteries are replaced it will be used to track Meredith. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 LaCrosse Technology Professional Weather Station. Used to monitor the overall weather conditions of the Earthshine study site. View the real time data from this unit online by clicking HERE Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 large caliper. Used for taking accurate shell measurements. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
6 Telenax radio transmitters currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Alan and Regina, Billy and Gail and Meredith!
1 Telonics RA 14K VHF directional antenna from Telonics.com currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Meredith and Mary Beth!
1 Garmin GPSmap76 for marking turtle locations, 1 Taylor soil thermometer and 1 Speedtech pocket weather station for collecting weather/temperature/humidity/wind speed data at each location. Thank you to everyone who donated anonymously to the Turtle Tracks project over the summer of 2007-2008 and Thank you Meredith, Billy and Gail and all of you who donated anonymously at the Sherwood Forest turtle seminar in August of 2008!
1 Pesola Spring Scale. Thank you Carrie and Michael!!!
Epoxy and paint for attaching transmitters. Thank you Karen!!!
1 Triangular file for marking new turtles. Thank you Jessica!!!
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NOTE: The TURTLE TRACKS program is an honest "not for profit"--we are truly ONLY for the conservation of the box turtle and education of YOU about why these creatures are so important. While all donations are applied directly and 100% to the operating costs of the TURTLE TRACKS program we do not have non profit status due the simple fact that our small staff is not very savvy with the business end of things. We are simply naturalists working for nature. If you want to know more please contact us via the link below.
NOTE: Please do not attempt to radio-track a turtle or other wild animal on your own. Radio telemetric wildlife study is a very specialized discipline. First and foremost is the safety and correct treatment of the animals being studied and secondly it takes years of study to learn the "how to" of the use of the radio telemetric equipment and other data collection equipment.
Please contact us by clicking the bottle below if you have any questions about TURTLE TRACKS, would like to adopt a turtle, make a donation or if you would like to use any of our pictures. Thank you.
Hatchling (for kids): $10.00-$20.00
Juvenile (students): $20.00-$40.00
Adult: $40.00-$60.00
Old Timer: $60.00-$80.00
Centenarian $80.00-$100.00+
*NOTE: Adoption titles reflect the age of turtles...not the age of the turtle guardians;-)
When you adopt a turtle you will receive:
*Adoption certificate with a photo of "your" turtle with a detailed overview of its story and current status.
*Your name will be posted on each turtles individual website as one of the "guardians" of "your" turtle.
*The knowledge that your adoption fee is money well and truly spent on the conservation of the wonderful box turtle. Should you request it we will gladly provide an itemized list of what your donation purchased for our Eastern Box Turtle program.
Turtles currently up for adoption are: Tripod, Rose, Tiny, Woody, Mojo, Rowdy, Bones, Catherine, Jimmy, Meredith,
Frazier and Mrs. Bones.
To adopt a turtle or if you have any questions just click the bottle below.
If you would like to make a donation or to pay your adoption fee just click the Paypal link below.
Yes, each turtle may be adopted by more than one person.
Yes, if you so choose you may donate directly to Turtle Tracks without adopting a turtle by simply clicking the donate button above.
Another way to support the Turtle Tracks Eastern Box Turtle conservation program is by purchasing our unique and limited edition fundraiser collector coin that directly supports the Turtle Tracks conservation program as well as the conservation of native snakes.
The Turtle Tracks Wildlife Conservation Fundraiser Geocoin
You may also contribute supplies directly to the Turtle Tracks program. Items that that we currently need for the 2009 season are as follows:
3 Telenax radio transmitters: Please contact us for more information on model and frequencies.
1 ICOM ICR10 or ICOM ICR20 Communications Receiver from Icomamerica.com--the ICR10 is a discontinued unit that can be purchased from vendors on Ebay and other ham radio websites/outlets.
20 Duracell or Energizer Rechargeable AA Batteries (2650 mAh or higher) and charger.
----------------------------------------------
The items listed below have been donated or purchased through funds generated by donations and adoption fees!! THANK YOU to all who have contributed to the Turtle Tracks program. THANK YOU also to all of you who I have failed to mention who have donated time and funds to this project.
Used Dell laptop computer with a windows XP operating system and MS Office 2003 or better. Thank You Meredith!!!
1 AVM radio transmitter. First used to track Bones. After it's batteries are replaced it will be used to track Meredith. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 LaCrosse Technology Professional Weather Station. Used to monitor the overall weather conditions of the Earthshine study site. View the real time data from this unit online by clicking HERE Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 large caliper. Used for taking accurate shell measurements. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
6 Telenax radio transmitters currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Alan and Regina, Billy and Gail and Meredith!
1 Telonics RA 14K VHF directional antenna from Telonics.com currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Meredith and Mary Beth!
1 Garmin GPSmap76 for marking turtle locations, 1 Taylor soil thermometer and 1 Speedtech pocket weather station for collecting weather/temperature/humidity/wind speed data at each location. Thank you to everyone who donated anonymously to the Turtle Tracks project over the summer of 2007-2008 and Thank you Meredith, Billy and Gail and all of you who donated anonymously at the Sherwood Forest turtle seminar in August of 2008!
1 Pesola Spring Scale. Thank you Carrie and Michael!!!
Epoxy and paint for attaching transmitters. Thank you Karen!!!
1 Triangular file for marking new turtles. Thank you Jessica!!!
----------------------------------------------------
NOTE: The TURTLE TRACKS program is an honest "not for profit"--we are truly ONLY for the conservation of the box turtle and education of YOU about why these creatures are so important. While all donations are applied directly and 100% to the operating costs of the TURTLE TRACKS program we do not have non profit status due the simple fact that our small staff is not very savvy with the business end of things. We are simply naturalists working for nature. If you want to know more please contact us via the link below.
NOTE: Please do not attempt to radio-track a turtle or other wild animal on your own. Radio telemetric wildlife study is a very specialized discipline. First and foremost is the safety and correct treatment of the animals being studied and secondly it takes years of study to learn the "how to" of the use of the radio telemetric equipment and other data collection equipment.
Please contact us by clicking the bottle below if you have any questions about TURTLE TRACKS, would like to adopt a turtle, make a donation or if you would like to use any of our pictures. Thank you.
Adult: $40.00-$60.00
Old Timer: $60.00-$80.00
Centenarian $80.00-$100.00+
*NOTE: Adoption titles reflect the age of turtles...not the age of the turtle guardians;-)
When you adopt a turtle you will receive:
*Adoption certificate with a photo of "your" turtle with a detailed overview of its story and current status.
*Your name will be posted on each turtles individual website as one of the "guardians" of "your" turtle.
*The knowledge that your adoption fee is money well and truly spent on the conservation of the wonderful box turtle. Should you request it we will gladly provide an itemized list of what your donation purchased for our Eastern Box Turtle program.
Turtles currently up for adoption are: Tripod, Rose, Tiny, Woody, Mojo, Rowdy, Bones, Catherine, Jimmy, Meredith,
Frazier and Mrs. Bones.
To adopt a turtle or if you have any questions just click the bottle below.
If you would like to make a donation or to pay your adoption fee just click the Paypal link below.
Yes, each turtle may be adopted by more than one person.
Yes, if you so choose you may donate directly to Turtle Tracks without adopting a turtle by simply clicking the donate button above.
Another way to support the Turtle Tracks Eastern Box Turtle conservation program is by purchasing our unique and limited edition fundraiser collector coin that directly supports the Turtle Tracks conservation program as well as the conservation of native snakes.
The Turtle Tracks Wildlife Conservation Fundraiser Geocoin
You may also contribute supplies directly to the Turtle Tracks program. Items that that we currently need for the 2009 season are as follows:
3 Telenax radio transmitters: Please contact us for more information on model and frequencies.
1 ICOM ICR10 or ICOM ICR20 Communications Receiver from Icomamerica.com--the ICR10 is a discontinued unit that can be purchased from vendors on Ebay and other ham radio websites/outlets.
20 Duracell or Energizer Rechargeable AA Batteries (2650 mAh or higher) and charger.
----------------------------------------------
The items listed below have been donated or purchased through funds generated by donations and adoption fees!! THANK YOU to all who have contributed to the Turtle Tracks program. THANK YOU also to all of you who I have failed to mention who have donated time and funds to this project.
Used Dell laptop computer with a windows XP operating system and MS Office 2003 or better. Thank You Meredith!!!
1 AVM radio transmitter. First used to track Bones. After it's batteries are replaced it will be used to track Meredith. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 LaCrosse Technology Professional Weather Station. Used to monitor the overall weather conditions of the Earthshine study site. View the real time data from this unit online by clicking HERE Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 large caliper. Used for taking accurate shell measurements. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
6 Telenax radio transmitters currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Alan and Regina, Billy and Gail and Meredith!
1 Telonics RA 14K VHF directional antenna from Telonics.com currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Meredith and Mary Beth!
1 Garmin GPSmap76 for marking turtle locations, 1 Taylor soil thermometer and 1 Speedtech pocket weather station for collecting weather/temperature/humidity/wind speed data at each location. Thank you to everyone who donated anonymously to the Turtle Tracks project over the summer of 2007-2008 and Thank you Meredith, Billy and Gail and all of you who donated anonymously at the Sherwood Forest turtle seminar in August of 2008!
1 Pesola Spring Scale. Thank you Carrie and Michael!!!
Epoxy and paint for attaching transmitters. Thank you Karen!!!
1 Triangular file for marking new turtles. Thank you Jessica!!!
----------------------------------------------------
NOTE: The TURTLE TRACKS program is an honest "not for profit"--we are truly ONLY for the conservation of the box turtle and education of YOU about why these creatures are so important. While all donations are applied directly and 100% to the operating costs of the TURTLE TRACKS program we do not have non profit status due the simple fact that our small staff is not very savvy with the business end of things. We are simply naturalists working for nature. If you want to know more please contact us via the link below.
NOTE: Please do not attempt to radio-track a turtle or other wild animal on your own. Radio telemetric wildlife study is a very specialized discipline. First and foremost is the safety and correct treatment of the animals being studied and secondly it takes years of study to learn the "how to" of the use of the radio telemetric equipment and other data collection equipment.
Please contact us by clicking the bottle below if you have any questions about TURTLE TRACKS, would like to adopt a turtle, make a donation or if you would like to use any of our pictures. Thank you.
Centenarian $80.00-$100.00+
*NOTE: Adoption titles reflect the age of turtles...not the age of the turtle guardians;-)
When you adopt a turtle you will receive:
*Adoption certificate with a photo of "your" turtle with a detailed overview of its story and current status.
*Your name will be posted on each turtles individual website as one of the "guardians" of "your" turtle.
*The knowledge that your adoption fee is money well and truly spent on the conservation of the wonderful box turtle. Should you request it we will gladly provide an itemized list of what your donation purchased for our Eastern Box Turtle program.
Turtles currently up for adoption are: Tripod, Rose, Tiny, Woody, Mojo, Rowdy, Bones, Catherine, Jimmy, Meredith,
Frazier and Mrs. Bones.
To adopt a turtle or if you have any questions just click the bottle below.
If you would like to make a donation or to pay your adoption fee just click the Paypal link below.
Yes, each turtle may be adopted by more than one person.
Yes, if you so choose you may donate directly to Turtle Tracks without adopting a turtle by simply clicking the donate button above.
Another way to support the Turtle Tracks Eastern Box Turtle conservation program is by purchasing our unique and limited edition fundraiser collector coin that directly supports the Turtle Tracks conservation program as well as the conservation of native snakes.
The Turtle Tracks Wildlife Conservation Fundraiser Geocoin
You may also contribute supplies directly to the Turtle Tracks program. Items that that we currently need for the 2009 season are as follows:
3 Telenax radio transmitters: Please contact us for more information on model and frequencies.
1 ICOM ICR10 or ICOM ICR20 Communications Receiver from Icomamerica.com--the ICR10 is a discontinued unit that can be purchased from vendors on Ebay and other ham radio websites/outlets.
20 Duracell or Energizer Rechargeable AA Batteries (2650 mAh or higher) and charger.
----------------------------------------------
The items listed below have been donated or purchased through funds generated by donations and adoption fees!! THANK YOU to all who have contributed to the Turtle Tracks program. THANK YOU also to all of you who I have failed to mention who have donated time and funds to this project.
Used Dell laptop computer with a windows XP operating system and MS Office 2003 or better. Thank You Meredith!!!
1 AVM radio transmitter. First used to track Bones. After it's batteries are replaced it will be used to track Meredith. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 LaCrosse Technology Professional Weather Station. Used to monitor the overall weather conditions of the Earthshine study site. View the real time data from this unit online by clicking HERE Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 large caliper. Used for taking accurate shell measurements. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
6 Telenax radio transmitters currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Alan and Regina, Billy and Gail and Meredith!
1 Telonics RA 14K VHF directional antenna from Telonics.com currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Meredith and Mary Beth!
1 Garmin GPSmap76 for marking turtle locations, 1 Taylor soil thermometer and 1 Speedtech pocket weather station for collecting weather/temperature/humidity/wind speed data at each location. Thank you to everyone who donated anonymously to the Turtle Tracks project over the summer of 2007-2008 and Thank you Meredith, Billy and Gail and all of you who donated anonymously at the Sherwood Forest turtle seminar in August of 2008!
1 Pesola Spring Scale. Thank you Carrie and Michael!!!
Epoxy and paint for attaching transmitters. Thank you Karen!!!
1 Triangular file for marking new turtles. Thank you Jessica!!!
----------------------------------------------------
NOTE: The TURTLE TRACKS program is an honest "not for profit"--we are truly ONLY for the conservation of the box turtle and education of YOU about why these creatures are so important. While all donations are applied directly and 100% to the operating costs of the TURTLE TRACKS program we do not have non profit status due the simple fact that our small staff is not very savvy with the business end of things. We are simply naturalists working for nature. If you want to know more please contact us via the link below.
NOTE: Please do not attempt to radio-track a turtle or other wild animal on your own. Radio telemetric wildlife study is a very specialized discipline. First and foremost is the safety and correct treatment of the animals being studied and secondly it takes years of study to learn the "how to" of the use of the radio telemetric equipment and other data collection equipment.
Please contact us by clicking the bottle below if you have any questions about TURTLE TRACKS, would like to adopt a turtle, make a donation or if you would like to use any of our pictures. Thank you.
When you adopt a turtle you will receive:
*Adoption certificate with a photo of "your" turtle with a detailed overview of its story and current status.
*Your name will be posted on each turtles individual website as one of the "guardians" of "your" turtle.
*The knowledge that your adoption fee is money well and truly spent on the conservation of the wonderful box turtle. Should you request it we will gladly provide an itemized list of what your donation purchased for our Eastern Box Turtle program.
Turtles currently up for adoption are: Tripod, Rose, Tiny, Woody, Mojo, Rowdy, Bones, Catherine, Jimmy, Meredith,
Frazier and Mrs. Bones.
To adopt a turtle or if you have any questions just click the bottle below.
If you would like to make a donation or to pay your adoption fee just click the Paypal link below.
Yes, each turtle may be adopted by more than one person.
Yes, if you so choose you may donate directly to Turtle Tracks without adopting a turtle by simply clicking the donate button above.
Another way to support the Turtle Tracks Eastern Box Turtle conservation program is by purchasing our unique and limited edition fundraiser collector coin that directly supports the Turtle Tracks conservation program as well as the conservation of native snakes.
The Turtle Tracks Wildlife Conservation Fundraiser Geocoin
You may also contribute supplies directly to the Turtle Tracks program. Items that that we currently need for the 2009 season are as follows:
3 Telenax radio transmitters: Please contact us for more information on model and frequencies.
1 ICOM ICR10 or ICOM ICR20 Communications Receiver from Icomamerica.com--the ICR10 is a discontinued unit that can be purchased from vendors on Ebay and other ham radio websites/outlets.
20 Duracell or Energizer Rechargeable AA Batteries (2650 mAh or higher) and charger.
----------------------------------------------
The items listed below have been donated or purchased through funds generated by donations and adoption fees!! THANK YOU to all who have contributed to the Turtle Tracks program. THANK YOU also to all of you who I have failed to mention who have donated time and funds to this project.
Used Dell laptop computer with a windows XP operating system and MS Office 2003 or better. Thank You Meredith!!!
1 AVM radio transmitter. First used to track Bones. After it's batteries are replaced it will be used to track Meredith. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 LaCrosse Technology Professional Weather Station. Used to monitor the overall weather conditions of the Earthshine study site. View the real time data from this unit online by clicking HERE Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 large caliper. Used for taking accurate shell measurements. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
6 Telenax radio transmitters currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Alan and Regina, Billy and Gail and Meredith!
1 Telonics RA 14K VHF directional antenna from Telonics.com currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Meredith and Mary Beth!
1 Garmin GPSmap76 for marking turtle locations, 1 Taylor soil thermometer and 1 Speedtech pocket weather station for collecting weather/temperature/humidity/wind speed data at each location. Thank you to everyone who donated anonymously to the Turtle Tracks project over the summer of 2007-2008 and Thank you Meredith, Billy and Gail and all of you who donated anonymously at the Sherwood Forest turtle seminar in August of 2008!
1 Pesola Spring Scale. Thank you Carrie and Michael!!!
Epoxy and paint for attaching transmitters. Thank you Karen!!!
1 Triangular file for marking new turtles. Thank you Jessica!!!
----------------------------------------------------
NOTE: The TURTLE TRACKS program is an honest "not for profit"--we are truly ONLY for the conservation of the box turtle and education of YOU about why these creatures are so important. While all donations are applied directly and 100% to the operating costs of the TURTLE TRACKS program we do not have non profit status due the simple fact that our small staff is not very savvy with the business end of things. We are simply naturalists working for nature. If you want to know more please contact us via the link below.
NOTE: Please do not attempt to radio-track a turtle or other wild animal on your own. Radio telemetric wildlife study is a very specialized discipline. First and foremost is the safety and correct treatment of the animals being studied and secondly it takes years of study to learn the "how to" of the use of the radio telemetric equipment and other data collection equipment.
Please contact us by clicking the bottle below if you have any questions about TURTLE TRACKS, would like to adopt a turtle, make a donation or if you would like to use any of our pictures. Thank you.
*Your name will be posted on each turtles individual website as one of the "guardians" of "your" turtle.
*The knowledge that your adoption fee is money well and truly spent on the conservation of the wonderful box turtle. Should you request it we will gladly provide an itemized list of what your donation purchased for our Eastern Box Turtle program.
Turtles currently up for adoption are: Tripod, Rose, Tiny, Woody, Mojo, Rowdy, Bones, Catherine, Jimmy, Meredith,
Frazier and Mrs. Bones.
To adopt a turtle or if you have any questions just click the bottle below.
If you would like to make a donation or to pay your adoption fee just click the Paypal link below.
Yes, each turtle may be adopted by more than one person.
Yes, if you so choose you may donate directly to Turtle Tracks without adopting a turtle by simply clicking the donate button above.
Another way to support the Turtle Tracks Eastern Box Turtle conservation program is by purchasing our unique and limited edition fundraiser collector coin that directly supports the Turtle Tracks conservation program as well as the conservation of native snakes.
The Turtle Tracks Wildlife Conservation Fundraiser Geocoin
You may also contribute supplies directly to the Turtle Tracks program. Items that that we currently need for the 2009 season are as follows:
3 Telenax radio transmitters: Please contact us for more information on model and frequencies.
1 ICOM ICR10 or ICOM ICR20 Communications Receiver from Icomamerica.com--the ICR10 is a discontinued unit that can be purchased from vendors on Ebay and other ham radio websites/outlets.
20 Duracell or Energizer Rechargeable AA Batteries (2650 mAh or higher) and charger.
----------------------------------------------
The items listed below have been donated or purchased through funds generated by donations and adoption fees!! THANK YOU to all who have contributed to the Turtle Tracks program. THANK YOU also to all of you who I have failed to mention who have donated time and funds to this project.
Used Dell laptop computer with a windows XP operating system and MS Office 2003 or better. Thank You Meredith!!!
1 AVM radio transmitter. First used to track Bones. After it's batteries are replaced it will be used to track Meredith. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 LaCrosse Technology Professional Weather Station. Used to monitor the overall weather conditions of the Earthshine study site. View the real time data from this unit online by clicking HERE Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 large caliper. Used for taking accurate shell measurements. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
6 Telenax radio transmitters currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Alan and Regina, Billy and Gail and Meredith!
1 Telonics RA 14K VHF directional antenna from Telonics.com currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Meredith and Mary Beth!
1 Garmin GPSmap76 for marking turtle locations, 1 Taylor soil thermometer and 1 Speedtech pocket weather station for collecting weather/temperature/humidity/wind speed data at each location. Thank you to everyone who donated anonymously to the Turtle Tracks project over the summer of 2007-2008 and Thank you Meredith, Billy and Gail and all of you who donated anonymously at the Sherwood Forest turtle seminar in August of 2008!
1 Pesola Spring Scale. Thank you Carrie and Michael!!!
Epoxy and paint for attaching transmitters. Thank you Karen!!!
1 Triangular file for marking new turtles. Thank you Jessica!!!
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NOTE: The TURTLE TRACKS program is an honest "not for profit"--we are truly ONLY for the conservation of the box turtle and education of YOU about why these creatures are so important. While all donations are applied directly and 100% to the operating costs of the TURTLE TRACKS program we do not have non profit status due the simple fact that our small staff is not very savvy with the business end of things. We are simply naturalists working for nature. If you want to know more please contact us via the link below.
NOTE: Please do not attempt to radio-track a turtle or other wild animal on your own. Radio telemetric wildlife study is a very specialized discipline. First and foremost is the safety and correct treatment of the animals being studied and secondly it takes years of study to learn the "how to" of the use of the radio telemetric equipment and other data collection equipment.
Please contact us by clicking the bottle below if you have any questions about TURTLE TRACKS, would like to adopt a turtle, make a donation or if you would like to use any of our pictures. Thank you.
Turtles currently up for adoption are: Tripod, Rose, Tiny, Woody, Mojo, Rowdy, Bones, Catherine, Jimmy, Meredith,
Frazier and Mrs. Bones.
To adopt a turtle or if you have any questions just click the bottle below.
If you would like to make a donation or to pay your adoption fee just click the Paypal link below.
Yes, each turtle may be adopted by more than one person.
Yes, if you so choose you may donate directly to Turtle Tracks without adopting a turtle by simply clicking the donate button above.
Another way to support the Turtle Tracks Eastern Box Turtle conservation program is by purchasing our unique and limited edition fundraiser collector coin that directly supports the Turtle Tracks conservation program as well as the conservation of native snakes.
The Turtle Tracks Wildlife Conservation Fundraiser Geocoin
You may also contribute supplies directly to the Turtle Tracks program. Items that that we currently need for the 2009 season are as follows:
3 Telenax radio transmitters: Please contact us for more information on model and frequencies.
1 ICOM ICR10 or ICOM ICR20 Communications Receiver from Icomamerica.com--the ICR10 is a discontinued unit that can be purchased from vendors on Ebay and other ham radio websites/outlets.
20 Duracell or Energizer Rechargeable AA Batteries (2650 mAh or higher) and charger.
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The items listed below have been donated or purchased through funds generated by donations and adoption fees!! THANK YOU to all who have contributed to the Turtle Tracks program. THANK YOU also to all of you who I have failed to mention who have donated time and funds to this project.
Used Dell laptop computer with a windows XP operating system and MS Office 2003 or better. Thank You Meredith!!!
1 AVM radio transmitter. First used to track Bones. After it's batteries are replaced it will be used to track Meredith. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 LaCrosse Technology Professional Weather Station. Used to monitor the overall weather conditions of the Earthshine study site. View the real time data from this unit online by clicking HERE Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 large caliper. Used for taking accurate shell measurements. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
6 Telenax radio transmitters currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Alan and Regina, Billy and Gail and Meredith!
1 Telonics RA 14K VHF directional antenna from Telonics.com currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Meredith and Mary Beth!
1 Garmin GPSmap76 for marking turtle locations, 1 Taylor soil thermometer and 1 Speedtech pocket weather station for collecting weather/temperature/humidity/wind speed data at each location. Thank you to everyone who donated anonymously to the Turtle Tracks project over the summer of 2007-2008 and Thank you Meredith, Billy and Gail and all of you who donated anonymously at the Sherwood Forest turtle seminar in August of 2008!
1 Pesola Spring Scale. Thank you Carrie and Michael!!!
Epoxy and paint for attaching transmitters. Thank you Karen!!!
1 Triangular file for marking new turtles. Thank you Jessica!!!
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NOTE: The TURTLE TRACKS program is an honest "not for profit"--we are truly ONLY for the conservation of the box turtle and education of YOU about why these creatures are so important. While all donations are applied directly and 100% to the operating costs of the TURTLE TRACKS program we do not have non profit status due the simple fact that our small staff is not very savvy with the business end of things. We are simply naturalists working for nature. If you want to know more please contact us via the link below.
NOTE: Please do not attempt to radio-track a turtle or other wild animal on your own. Radio telemetric wildlife study is a very specialized discipline. First and foremost is the safety and correct treatment of the animals being studied and secondly it takes years of study to learn the "how to" of the use of the radio telemetric equipment and other data collection equipment.
Please contact us by clicking the bottle below if you have any questions about TURTLE TRACKS, would like to adopt a turtle, make a donation or if you would like to use any of our pictures. Thank you.
If you would like to make a donation or to pay your adoption fee just click the Paypal link below.
Yes, each turtle may be adopted by more than one person.
Yes, if you so choose you may donate directly to Turtle Tracks without adopting a turtle by simply clicking the donate button above.
Another way to support the Turtle Tracks Eastern Box Turtle conservation program is by purchasing our unique and limited edition fundraiser collector coin that directly supports the Turtle Tracks conservation program as well as the conservation of native snakes.
The Turtle Tracks Wildlife Conservation Fundraiser Geocoin
You may also contribute supplies directly to the Turtle Tracks program. Items that that we currently need for the 2009 season are as follows:
3 Telenax radio transmitters: Please contact us for more information on model and frequencies.
1 ICOM ICR10 or ICOM ICR20 Communications Receiver from Icomamerica.com--the ICR10 is a discontinued unit that can be purchased from vendors on Ebay and other ham radio websites/outlets.
20 Duracell or Energizer Rechargeable AA Batteries (2650 mAh or higher) and charger.
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The items listed below have been donated or purchased through funds generated by donations and adoption fees!! THANK YOU to all who have contributed to the Turtle Tracks program. THANK YOU also to all of you who I have failed to mention who have donated time and funds to this project.
Used Dell laptop computer with a windows XP operating system and MS Office 2003 or better. Thank You Meredith!!!
1 AVM radio transmitter. First used to track Bones. After it's batteries are replaced it will be used to track Meredith. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 LaCrosse Technology Professional Weather Station. Used to monitor the overall weather conditions of the Earthshine study site. View the real time data from this unit online by clicking HERE Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 large caliper. Used for taking accurate shell measurements. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
6 Telenax radio transmitters currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Alan and Regina, Billy and Gail and Meredith!
1 Telonics RA 14K VHF directional antenna from Telonics.com currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Meredith and Mary Beth!
1 Garmin GPSmap76 for marking turtle locations, 1 Taylor soil thermometer and 1 Speedtech pocket weather station for collecting weather/temperature/humidity/wind speed data at each location. Thank you to everyone who donated anonymously to the Turtle Tracks project over the summer of 2007-2008 and Thank you Meredith, Billy and Gail and all of you who donated anonymously at the Sherwood Forest turtle seminar in August of 2008!
1 Pesola Spring Scale. Thank you Carrie and Michael!!!
Epoxy and paint for attaching transmitters. Thank you Karen!!!
1 Triangular file for marking new turtles. Thank you Jessica!!!
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NOTE: The TURTLE TRACKS program is an honest "not for profit"--we are truly ONLY for the conservation of the box turtle and education of YOU about why these creatures are so important. While all donations are applied directly and 100% to the operating costs of the TURTLE TRACKS program we do not have non profit status due the simple fact that our small staff is not very savvy with the business end of things. We are simply naturalists working for nature. If you want to know more please contact us via the link below.
NOTE: Please do not attempt to radio-track a turtle or other wild animal on your own. Radio telemetric wildlife study is a very specialized discipline. First and foremost is the safety and correct treatment of the animals being studied and secondly it takes years of study to learn the "how to" of the use of the radio telemetric equipment and other data collection equipment.
Please contact us by clicking the bottle below if you have any questions about TURTLE TRACKS, would like to adopt a turtle, make a donation or if you would like to use any of our pictures. Thank you.
Yes, if you so choose you may donate directly to Turtle Tracks without adopting a turtle by simply clicking the donate button above.
Another way to support the Turtle Tracks Eastern Box Turtle conservation program is by purchasing our unique and limited edition fundraiser collector coin that directly supports the Turtle Tracks conservation program as well as the conservation of native snakes.
The Turtle Tracks Wildlife Conservation Fundraiser Geocoin
You may also contribute supplies directly to the Turtle Tracks program. Items that that we currently need for the 2009 season are as follows:
3 Telenax radio transmitters: Please contact us for more information on model and frequencies.
1 ICOM ICR10 or ICOM ICR20 Communications Receiver from Icomamerica.com--the ICR10 is a discontinued unit that can be purchased from vendors on Ebay and other ham radio websites/outlets.
20 Duracell or Energizer Rechargeable AA Batteries (2650 mAh or higher) and charger.
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The items listed below have been donated or purchased through funds generated by donations and adoption fees!! THANK YOU to all who have contributed to the Turtle Tracks program. THANK YOU also to all of you who I have failed to mention who have donated time and funds to this project.
Used Dell laptop computer with a windows XP operating system and MS Office 2003 or better. Thank You Meredith!!!
1 AVM radio transmitter. First used to track Bones. After it's batteries are replaced it will be used to track Meredith. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 LaCrosse Technology Professional Weather Station. Used to monitor the overall weather conditions of the Earthshine study site. View the real time data from this unit online by clicking HERE Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 large caliper. Used for taking accurate shell measurements. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
6 Telenax radio transmitters currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Alan and Regina, Billy and Gail and Meredith!
1 Telonics RA 14K VHF directional antenna from Telonics.com currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Meredith and Mary Beth!
1 Garmin GPSmap76 for marking turtle locations, 1 Taylor soil thermometer and 1 Speedtech pocket weather station for collecting weather/temperature/humidity/wind speed data at each location. Thank you to everyone who donated anonymously to the Turtle Tracks project over the summer of 2007-2008 and Thank you Meredith, Billy and Gail and all of you who donated anonymously at the Sherwood Forest turtle seminar in August of 2008!
1 Pesola Spring Scale. Thank you Carrie and Michael!!!
Epoxy and paint for attaching transmitters. Thank you Karen!!!
1 Triangular file for marking new turtles. Thank you Jessica!!!
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NOTE: The TURTLE TRACKS program is an honest "not for profit"--we are truly ONLY for the conservation of the box turtle and education of YOU about why these creatures are so important. While all donations are applied directly and 100% to the operating costs of the TURTLE TRACKS program we do not have non profit status due the simple fact that our small staff is not very savvy with the business end of things. We are simply naturalists working for nature. If you want to know more please contact us via the link below.
NOTE: Please do not attempt to radio-track a turtle or other wild animal on your own. Radio telemetric wildlife study is a very specialized discipline. First and foremost is the safety and correct treatment of the animals being studied and secondly it takes years of study to learn the "how to" of the use of the radio telemetric equipment and other data collection equipment.
Please contact us by clicking the bottle below if you have any questions about TURTLE TRACKS, would like to adopt a turtle, make a donation or if you would like to use any of our pictures. Thank you.
The Turtle Tracks Wildlife Conservation Fundraiser Geocoin
You may also contribute supplies directly to the Turtle Tracks program. Items that that we currently need for the 2009 season are as follows:
3 Telenax radio transmitters: Please contact us for more information on model and frequencies.
1 ICOM ICR10 or ICOM ICR20 Communications Receiver from Icomamerica.com--the ICR10 is a discontinued unit that can be purchased from vendors on Ebay and other ham radio websites/outlets.
20 Duracell or Energizer Rechargeable AA Batteries (2650 mAh or higher) and charger.
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The items listed below have been donated or purchased through funds generated by donations and adoption fees!! THANK YOU to all who have contributed to the Turtle Tracks program. THANK YOU also to all of you who I have failed to mention who have donated time and funds to this project.
Used Dell laptop computer with a windows XP operating system and MS Office 2003 or better. Thank You Meredith!!!
1 AVM radio transmitter. First used to track Bones. After it's batteries are replaced it will be used to track Meredith. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 LaCrosse Technology Professional Weather Station. Used to monitor the overall weather conditions of the Earthshine study site. View the real time data from this unit online by clicking HERE Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 large caliper. Used for taking accurate shell measurements. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
6 Telenax radio transmitters currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Alan and Regina, Billy and Gail and Meredith!
1 Telonics RA 14K VHF directional antenna from Telonics.com currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Meredith and Mary Beth!
1 Garmin GPSmap76 for marking turtle locations, 1 Taylor soil thermometer and 1 Speedtech pocket weather station for collecting weather/temperature/humidity/wind speed data at each location. Thank you to everyone who donated anonymously to the Turtle Tracks project over the summer of 2007-2008 and Thank you Meredith, Billy and Gail and all of you who donated anonymously at the Sherwood Forest turtle seminar in August of 2008!
1 Pesola Spring Scale. Thank you Carrie and Michael!!!
Epoxy and paint for attaching transmitters. Thank you Karen!!!
1 Triangular file for marking new turtles. Thank you Jessica!!!
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NOTE: The TURTLE TRACKS program is an honest "not for profit"--we are truly ONLY for the conservation of the box turtle and education of YOU about why these creatures are so important. While all donations are applied directly and 100% to the operating costs of the TURTLE TRACKS program we do not have non profit status due the simple fact that our small staff is not very savvy with the business end of things. We are simply naturalists working for nature. If you want to know more please contact us via the link below.
NOTE: Please do not attempt to radio-track a turtle or other wild animal on your own. Radio telemetric wildlife study is a very specialized discipline. First and foremost is the safety and correct treatment of the animals being studied and secondly it takes years of study to learn the "how to" of the use of the radio telemetric equipment and other data collection equipment.
Please contact us by clicking the bottle below if you have any questions about TURTLE TRACKS, would like to adopt a turtle, make a donation or if you would like to use any of our pictures. Thank you.
3 Telenax radio transmitters: Please contact us for more information on model and frequencies.
1 ICOM ICR10 or ICOM ICR20 Communications Receiver from Icomamerica.com--the ICR10 is a discontinued unit that can be purchased from vendors on Ebay and other ham radio websites/outlets.
20 Duracell or Energizer Rechargeable AA Batteries (2650 mAh or higher) and charger.
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The items listed below have been donated or purchased through funds generated by donations and adoption fees!! THANK YOU to all who have contributed to the Turtle Tracks program. THANK YOU also to all of you who I have failed to mention who have donated time and funds to this project.
Used Dell laptop computer with a windows XP operating system and MS Office 2003 or better. Thank You Meredith!!!
1 AVM radio transmitter. First used to track Bones. After it's batteries are replaced it will be used to track Meredith. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 LaCrosse Technology Professional Weather Station. Used to monitor the overall weather conditions of the Earthshine study site. View the real time data from this unit online by clicking HERE Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 large caliper. Used for taking accurate shell measurements. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
6 Telenax radio transmitters currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Alan and Regina, Billy and Gail and Meredith!
1 Telonics RA 14K VHF directional antenna from Telonics.com currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Meredith and Mary Beth!
1 Garmin GPSmap76 for marking turtle locations, 1 Taylor soil thermometer and 1 Speedtech pocket weather station for collecting weather/temperature/humidity/wind speed data at each location. Thank you to everyone who donated anonymously to the Turtle Tracks project over the summer of 2007-2008 and Thank you Meredith, Billy and Gail and all of you who donated anonymously at the Sherwood Forest turtle seminar in August of 2008!
1 Pesola Spring Scale. Thank you Carrie and Michael!!!
Epoxy and paint for attaching transmitters. Thank you Karen!!!
1 Triangular file for marking new turtles. Thank you Jessica!!!
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NOTE: The TURTLE TRACKS program is an honest "not for profit"--we are truly ONLY for the conservation of the box turtle and education of YOU about why these creatures are so important. While all donations are applied directly and 100% to the operating costs of the TURTLE TRACKS program we do not have non profit status due the simple fact that our small staff is not very savvy with the business end of things. We are simply naturalists working for nature. If you want to know more please contact us via the link below.
NOTE: Please do not attempt to radio-track a turtle or other wild animal on your own. Radio telemetric wildlife study is a very specialized discipline. First and foremost is the safety and correct treatment of the animals being studied and secondly it takes years of study to learn the "how to" of the use of the radio telemetric equipment and other data collection equipment.
Please contact us by clicking the bottle below if you have any questions about TURTLE TRACKS, would like to adopt a turtle, make a donation or if you would like to use any of our pictures. Thank you.
20 Duracell or Energizer Rechargeable AA Batteries (2650 mAh or higher) and charger.
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The items listed below have been donated or purchased through funds generated by donations and adoption fees!! THANK YOU to all who have contributed to the Turtle Tracks program. THANK YOU also to all of you who I have failed to mention who have donated time and funds to this project.
Used Dell laptop computer with a windows XP operating system and MS Office 2003 or better. Thank You Meredith!!!
1 AVM radio transmitter. First used to track Bones. After it's batteries are replaced it will be used to track Meredith. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 LaCrosse Technology Professional Weather Station. Used to monitor the overall weather conditions of the Earthshine study site. View the real time data from this unit online by clicking HERE Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 large caliper. Used for taking accurate shell measurements. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
6 Telenax radio transmitters currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Alan and Regina, Billy and Gail and Meredith!
1 Telonics RA 14K VHF directional antenna from Telonics.com currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Meredith and Mary Beth!
1 Garmin GPSmap76 for marking turtle locations, 1 Taylor soil thermometer and 1 Speedtech pocket weather station for collecting weather/temperature/humidity/wind speed data at each location. Thank you to everyone who donated anonymously to the Turtle Tracks project over the summer of 2007-2008 and Thank you Meredith, Billy and Gail and all of you who donated anonymously at the Sherwood Forest turtle seminar in August of 2008!
1 Pesola Spring Scale. Thank you Carrie and Michael!!!
Epoxy and paint for attaching transmitters. Thank you Karen!!!
1 Triangular file for marking new turtles. Thank you Jessica!!!
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NOTE: The TURTLE TRACKS program is an honest "not for profit"--we are truly ONLY for the conservation of the box turtle and education of YOU about why these creatures are so important. While all donations are applied directly and 100% to the operating costs of the TURTLE TRACKS program we do not have non profit status due the simple fact that our small staff is not very savvy with the business end of things. We are simply naturalists working for nature. If you want to know more please contact us via the link below.
NOTE: Please do not attempt to radio-track a turtle or other wild animal on your own. Radio telemetric wildlife study is a very specialized discipline. First and foremost is the safety and correct treatment of the animals being studied and secondly it takes years of study to learn the "how to" of the use of the radio telemetric equipment and other data collection equipment.
Please contact us by clicking the bottle below if you have any questions about TURTLE TRACKS, would like to adopt a turtle, make a donation or if you would like to use any of our pictures. Thank you.
Used Dell laptop computer with a windows XP operating system and MS Office 2003 or better. Thank You Meredith!!!
1 AVM radio transmitter. First used to track Bones. After it's batteries are replaced it will be used to track Meredith. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 LaCrosse Technology Professional Weather Station. Used to monitor the overall weather conditions of the Earthshine study site. View the real time data from this unit online by clicking HERE Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 large caliper. Used for taking accurate shell measurements. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
6 Telenax radio transmitters currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Alan and Regina, Billy and Gail and Meredith!
1 Telonics RA 14K VHF directional antenna from Telonics.com currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Meredith and Mary Beth!
1 Garmin GPSmap76 for marking turtle locations, 1 Taylor soil thermometer and 1 Speedtech pocket weather station for collecting weather/temperature/humidity/wind speed data at each location. Thank you to everyone who donated anonymously to the Turtle Tracks project over the summer of 2007-2008 and Thank you Meredith, Billy and Gail and all of you who donated anonymously at the Sherwood Forest turtle seminar in August of 2008!
1 Pesola Spring Scale. Thank you Carrie and Michael!!!
Epoxy and paint for attaching transmitters. Thank you Karen!!!
1 Triangular file for marking new turtles. Thank you Jessica!!!
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NOTE: The TURTLE TRACKS program is an honest "not for profit"--we are truly ONLY for the conservation of the box turtle and education of YOU about why these creatures are so important. While all donations are applied directly and 100% to the operating costs of the TURTLE TRACKS program we do not have non profit status due the simple fact that our small staff is not very savvy with the business end of things. We are simply naturalists working for nature. If you want to know more please contact us via the link below.
NOTE: Please do not attempt to radio-track a turtle or other wild animal on your own. Radio telemetric wildlife study is a very specialized discipline. First and foremost is the safety and correct treatment of the animals being studied and secondly it takes years of study to learn the "how to" of the use of the radio telemetric equipment and other data collection equipment.
Please contact us by clicking the bottle below if you have any questions about TURTLE TRACKS, would like to adopt a turtle, make a donation or if you would like to use any of our pictures. Thank you.
1 LaCrosse Technology Professional Weather Station. Used to monitor the overall weather conditions of the Earthshine study site. View the real time data from this unit online by clicking HERE Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
1 large caliper. Used for taking accurate shell measurements. Thank you Billy and Gail!!!
6 Telenax radio transmitters currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Alan and Regina, Billy and Gail and Meredith!
1 Telonics RA 14K VHF directional antenna from Telonics.com currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Meredith and Mary Beth!
1 Garmin GPSmap76 for marking turtle locations, 1 Taylor soil thermometer and 1 Speedtech pocket weather station for collecting weather/temperature/humidity/wind speed data at each location. Thank you to everyone who donated anonymously to the Turtle Tracks project over the summer of 2007-2008 and Thank you Meredith, Billy and Gail and all of you who donated anonymously at the Sherwood Forest turtle seminar in August of 2008!
1 Pesola Spring Scale. Thank you Carrie and Michael!!!
Epoxy and paint for attaching transmitters. Thank you Karen!!!
1 Triangular file for marking new turtles. Thank you Jessica!!!
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NOTE: The TURTLE TRACKS program is an honest "not for profit"--we are truly ONLY for the conservation of the box turtle and education of YOU about why these creatures are so important. While all donations are applied directly and 100% to the operating costs of the TURTLE TRACKS program we do not have non profit status due the simple fact that our small staff is not very savvy with the business end of things. We are simply naturalists working for nature. If you want to know more please contact us via the link below.
NOTE: Please do not attempt to radio-track a turtle or other wild animal on your own. Radio telemetric wildlife study is a very specialized discipline. First and foremost is the safety and correct treatment of the animals being studied and secondly it takes years of study to learn the "how to" of the use of the radio telemetric equipment and other data collection equipment.
Please contact us by clicking the bottle below if you have any questions about TURTLE TRACKS, would like to adopt a turtle, make a donation or if you would like to use any of our pictures. Thank you.
6 Telenax radio transmitters currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Alan and Regina, Billy and Gail and Meredith!
1 Telonics RA 14K VHF directional antenna from Telonics.com currently in use tracking Mojo, Catherine, Jimmy Irwin, Mrs. Bones and Frazier. Thank you Meredith and Mary Beth!
1 Garmin GPSmap76 for marking turtle locations, 1 Taylor soil thermometer and 1 Speedtech pocket weather station for collecting weather/temperature/humidity/wind speed data at each location. Thank you to everyone who donated anonymously to the Turtle Tracks project over the summer of 2007-2008 and Thank you Meredith, Billy and Gail and all of you who donated anonymously at the Sherwood Forest turtle seminar in August of 2008!
1 Pesola Spring Scale. Thank you Carrie and Michael!!!
Epoxy and paint for attaching transmitters. Thank you Karen!!!
1 Triangular file for marking new turtles. Thank you Jessica!!!
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NOTE: The TURTLE TRACKS program is an honest "not for profit"--we are truly ONLY for the conservation of the box turtle and education of YOU about why these creatures are so important. While all donations are applied directly and 100% to the operating costs of the TURTLE TRACKS program we do not have non profit status due the simple fact that our small staff is not very savvy with the business end of things. We are simply naturalists working for nature. If you want to know more please contact us via the link below.
NOTE: Please do not attempt to radio-track a turtle or other wild animal on your own. Radio telemetric wildlife study is a very specialized discipline. First and foremost is the safety and correct treatment of the animals being studied and secondly it takes years of study to learn the "how to" of the use of the radio telemetric equipment and other data collection equipment.
Please contact us by clicking the bottle below if you have any questions about TURTLE TRACKS, would like to adopt a turtle, make a donation or if you would like to use any of our pictures. Thank you.
1 Garmin GPSmap76 for marking turtle locations, 1 Taylor soil thermometer and 1 Speedtech pocket weather station for collecting weather/temperature/humidity/wind speed data at each location. Thank you to everyone who donated anonymously to the Turtle Tracks project over the summer of 2007-2008 and Thank you Meredith, Billy and Gail and all of you who donated anonymously at the Sherwood Forest turtle seminar in August of 2008!
1 Pesola Spring Scale. Thank you Carrie and Michael!!!
Epoxy and paint for attaching transmitters. Thank you Karen!!!
1 Triangular file for marking new turtles. Thank you Jessica!!!
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NOTE: The TURTLE TRACKS program is an honest "not for profit"--we are truly ONLY for the conservation of the box turtle and education of YOU about why these creatures are so important. While all donations are applied directly and 100% to the operating costs of the TURTLE TRACKS program we do not have non profit status due the simple fact that our small staff is not very savvy with the business end of things. We are simply naturalists working for nature. If you want to know more please contact us via the link below.
NOTE: Please do not attempt to radio-track a turtle or other wild animal on your own. Radio telemetric wildlife study is a very specialized discipline. First and foremost is the safety and correct treatment of the animals being studied and secondly it takes years of study to learn the "how to" of the use of the radio telemetric equipment and other data collection equipment.
Please contact us by clicking the bottle below if you have any questions about TURTLE TRACKS, would like to adopt a turtle, make a donation or if you would like to use any of our pictures. Thank you.
Epoxy and paint for attaching transmitters. Thank you Karen!!!
1 Triangular file for marking new turtles. Thank you Jessica!!!
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NOTE: The TURTLE TRACKS program is an honest "not for profit"--we are truly ONLY for the conservation of the box turtle and education of YOU about why these creatures are so important. While all donations are applied directly and 100% to the operating costs of the TURTLE TRACKS program we do not have non profit status due the simple fact that our small staff is not very savvy with the business end of things. We are simply naturalists working for nature. If you want to know more please contact us via the link below.
NOTE: Please do not attempt to radio-track a turtle or other wild animal on your own. Radio telemetric wildlife study is a very specialized discipline. First and foremost is the safety and correct treatment of the animals being studied and secondly it takes years of study to learn the "how to" of the use of the radio telemetric equipment and other data collection equipment.
Please contact us by clicking the bottle below if you have any questions about TURTLE TRACKS, would like to adopt a turtle, make a donation or if you would like to use any of our pictures. Thank you.
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NOTE: The TURTLE TRACKS program is an honest "not for profit"--we are truly ONLY for the conservation of the box turtle and education of YOU about why these creatures are so important. While all donations are applied directly and 100% to the operating costs of the TURTLE TRACKS program we do not have non profit status due the simple fact that our small staff is not very savvy with the business end of things. We are simply naturalists working for nature. If you want to know more please contact us via the link below.
NOTE: Please do not attempt to radio-track a turtle or other wild animal on your own. Radio telemetric wildlife study is a very specialized discipline. First and foremost is the safety and correct treatment of the animals being studied and secondly it takes years of study to learn the "how to" of the use of the radio telemetric equipment and other data collection equipment.
Please contact us by clicking the bottle below if you have any questions about TURTLE TRACKS, would like to adopt a turtle, make a donation or if you would like to use any of our pictures. Thank you.
Please contact us by clicking the bottle below if you have any questions about TURTLE TRACKS, would like to adopt a turtle, make a donation or if you would like to use any of our pictures. Thank you.