Volunteer groups participate with GTCP
Hi everyone, Since December 2010, the GTCP has hosted several diverse groups of community volunteers in morning monitoring activities, from individuals to groups varying in size from 2 - 15…
UWA returns, aerial survey at Gnaraloo and first loggerhead hatchlings
Hi everyone, First and foremost I’d like to thank you all on behalf of our team for following our news updates and field diaries. One of our goals here at…
Female loggerhead rescued at Gnaraloo Bay!
Hey everyone, This morning during the daily GTCP turtle track monitoring, a Loggerhead (Caretta caretta) female was found trapped in wire by our researchers in Gnaraloo Bay. We first saw…
UWA and JCU arrive, survey results and floods
Hello everyone, On 25 November 2010, just before I left Gnaraloo for my formal turtle monitoring training by CCG and DEC in Exmouth, Karen arrived onsite to help us further…
News of Exmouth training
Hello everybody, On 26 November 2010, immediately after finishing my annual exams at Murdoch University, I left Perth to travel north to Exmouth for formal training in turtle track monitoring…
Check out what’s going on at Gnaraloo, from researchers onsite
Hi everyone, welcome to this season’s Gnaraloo Field Diary! This year’s Gnaraloo Scientific Research Team will consist of Matt, a marine scientist from France, Marie, a zoologist from Ireland and…
