St. Mary’s Star of the Sea Visit
Things are in full swing here at Gnaraloo as we head into our second month of on-ground monitoring. The past few weeks have also seen us undertake regular Night Surveys…
Ningaloo Coast World Heritage Committee visits Gnaraloo
Exciting times at the station! Gnaraloo was the location of choice for the conference meeting of the Ningaloo Coast World Heritage Committee. Attendees arrived by car and plane over the…
Turtle track training by Old Turtle Andrew Greenley!
For the past week we’ve had the pleasure of hosting Andrew Greenley, a former Gnaraloo Turtle Conservation Program (GTCP) turtle and current GTCP trainer. The reason for his visit was to…
4WD Training for Turtles
To prepare us for all the adventures of driving around Gnaraloo, the turtle team underwent a full day training course on 4WD vehicle operations. This is a nationally accredited course…
Tom Price High School visits Gnaraloo
This week we had the pleasure of the Tom Price High School students visiting us, supervised by Joe Manning, from the Tom Price Enrichment Centre, WA. The visit was sponsored…
Feral Animal Tracking Training with Mike Butcher
We’re into our second week at Gnaraloo and things are really getting underway. Mel wasn’t joking when she said “you guys need to be prepared to hit the ground running…
The beginning…
We have arrived! This season the Turtle team comprises of Andy Leach (GIS Guru), Toby Ekman (Technical Tyrant), Bailey Rankine (Data Diva), Ronan McGrath (Community Comrade), and her Majesty Melissa…
New Turtles meet with esri Australia in Perth
On Monday 13 October Mel and Andy were fortunate enough to meet with Tanya Fleay and Tom Gardner from esri Australia at their offices in Perth, Western Australia. Tanya and…
New turtles meet with Kelly Scientific Resources in Perth
Mel and Andy had the fantastic opportunity to meet with Rachel Van der Lem, Scientific Recruitment Consultant, from Kelly Scientific Resources on Friday 10 October in Perth CBD. Rachel has…
Welcome to our New Turtles!
We have an exciting new team of four scientific interns for the Gnaraloo Turtle Conservation Program season 2014/15! This season we have Bailey from Winnipeg (Canada), Toby from northern NSW…
