Gnaraloo Wilderness Foundation

Hi guys, During early November 2011, we headed back into town to Carnarvon to meet up with Stuart Dijkmans, our local GIS support cartographer, to travel together north to Exmouth…

Hey Turtle trackers :-) We have returned from our trip to Exmouth and all agree it was a positive experience. Chantelle Coote and Colin Valentine from the Department of Environment…

Hey everyone, This weekend the GTCP team will head up north to Exmouth for training in Western Australian turtle track monitoring and species identification protocols by the Department of Environment…

Hey GTCP followers, Wow has this week been action packed! After starting essential pre-season work at Gnaraloo, we took a road trip back to Carnarvon to do 3 presentations at…

Greetings from the GTCP turtle tracker team 2011/12! We are all very excited to be here at Gnaraloo and are working hard with pre-season arrangements and preparations for the project…

Kimmie, Fiona, Bobby and I received a thorough formal induction in the operation and ongoing care of station vehicles (including the beloved Turtle Wagon) in the extreme outback conditions at…

News from French ex turtle Matt During my season at Gnaraloo working for the GTCP, I applied for a paid position as a biologist at the French Polar Institute. After…

That: 1) The Gnaraloo Loggerhead turtles are part of the 3rd largest Loggerhead turtle population in the world. & 2) The Gnaraloo Bay Rookery is 1 of the 2 top…

One of our Turtles from the season immediately past, Matt Boureau, has successfully applied and been awarded a position as a paid biologist with the French Polar Institute to be…

When the new management team commenced operations at Gnaraloo during 2005, we identified the need for ‘reduce, reuse & recycling’ (RRR) initiatives to better manage the various waste streams being…