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Conserve Our Clemmys

The 'Clemmys' list, unlike the more general turtle lists, is dedicated to the specific natural history, conservation, and captive husbandry of the four species of turtles that traditionally comprise this genus: the North American Wood Turtle (Glyptemys insculpta), the Spotted Pond Turtle (Clemmys guttata), the Western Pond Turtle (Actinemys marmorata), and the federally endangered Muhlenberg's or Bog Turtle (Glyptemys muhlenbergii). This mailing list has been developed to facilitate the sharing of valuable experiences and techniques which have helped to further our knowledge and understanding of the critical issues affecting the husbandry and conservation of the traditional 'Clemmys' and their habitat. Members of this list who actively study wild populations of 'Clemmys' are urged not devulge specific locality data so if that's what you're looking for, don't bother joining. Captive breeding is our first step in the battle to halt the ruthless pillaging of wild populations of these very popular species of turtles. With that said, I invite those who have a sincere passion for 'Clemmys,' both experts and beginners alike, to join the 'Clemmys' List and share in the wealth of knowledge which I'm confident will abound as it grows.



Click here to visit The Slowcoach Homepage

The Slowcoach Homepage is a great place to visit and learn about the specific care of the Mediterranean Tortoises.





Click here to join the World Chelonian Trust

The World Chelonian Trust is, by far, the web's most comprehensive Turtle and Tortoise site emphasizing conservation and education. This site also provides the largest collection of chelonian care sheets and photographs available on the net. Please take some time to peruse the site, and join our efforts!



Click here to visit The Tortoise Trust Homepage

The Tortoise Trust is a UK based organization that is concerned with all the issues which affect tortoises, turtles, and their keepers, including care and breeding in captivity, welfare, and especially conservation.







Click here to visit Hatchling Haven

This site was developed by my friend, peer, and successful tortoise breeder, Darrell Senneke.








Click here to see the Turtles of the World

"This site is a prototype for an interactive and near-real-time database of turtles based on John B. Iverson's publication: A Revised Checklist with Distribution Maps of the Turtles of the World."







Click here to visit The Box Turtle Conservation Homepage

This homepage developed by Tess Cook contains natural history and captive care information for all species of North American Box Turtle. A great source of information for any level Box Turtle enthusiast.







Click here to visit The Crocodile Hunter Homepage

If you haven't been able to guess by now, the only television I watch consists of The Discovery Channel and Animal Planet. One of my favorite programs, The Crocodile Hunter, is quickly becoming one of the most popular documentary series of its kind.






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