The Gnaraloo Turtle Conservation Program (GTCP) has been running since 2008 and still running, developing and improving every year. Each year a new seasonal team of enthusiastic research interns join…
Yesterday, we had the privilege to have had Keely Markovina (Nature Conservation Ranger) and Peter Barnes (Ningaloo Marine Park Manager) come and visit us, the new GTCP 2016/17 team, at…
At Gnaraloo Station we get a lot of species of animals we can observe apart from our turtles. Here we also can encounter other marine species, mammals, birds and reptiles.…
This morning we, the GTCP 2016/17 team, had our first guests to join us on our Day Survey. Our five guests were Alex Richardson, Norma Richardson, Mark Richardson, Tanya Day…
Believe it or not tomorrow is the start of our real scientific surveys along the beaches of Gnaraloo Bay. And we couldn’t be more than ready! Today we had a…
We don’t trust the weatherman, therefore we have our own weatherman, Liam Turner (a.k.a. Scientific intern), and he has just set up the GTCP 2016/17 weather station, Davis Vantage Pro2!…
Following a very insightful presentation on turtle ID and track ID from Skip our GTCP Trainer for season 2016/17, we all piled into the Turtle Wagon and headed for the…
We have been flat out learning new skills and setting up for the season. Mike Butcher (APMS) continues to show us tracks and traces of different animals but has also…
My name is Ludmila Segato and I'll be joining the field team GTCP 2016/17 as one of the Scientific Interns. Working with conservation in Australia is one of my biggest…
It has been action packed from the start here at Gnaraloo and while we haven’t had much time to take in the amazing scenery it has already had a big…
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