Guardians are future leaders that help protect the natural world by monitoring and saving turtles and turtle habitats.
Guardians can help turtles by downloading the TG App to track turtles, by surveying wetlands, delivering conservation projects, and sharing stories with other Guardians...and now Guardians can learn all about turtles in local schools, at camps, and in workshops.
A New Sponsor to Help Turtle Guardians
We are happy to have the support of Lock 21 Clothing Company! Thanks to the generosity and vision of Kym Daniels, owner of the newly…
We are hiring Turtle Guardian Assistants and GIS Tech
Applications are due by December 31st. See postings for details. GIS_Tech_Position BL and TG TG Education Assistant and Assistant Posting
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We Are Building Turtle Guardian Headquarters
Stay tuned as we get the new Turtle Guardian headquarters in shape. Located at the Haliburton Highlands Hatchery and Outdoors Association, the new headquarters will…
Turtle Tunnel Assessments Underway in Haliburton
This fall, thanks to support from U-links Centre for Community Based Research, and using funds raised from the first annual Turtle Walk, students set out…
Become a Turtle Guardian Today- It's Free and it's Fun!
The Turtle Guardian Program delivery area for workshops, training, and research is focused in The Land Between- a region harboring the highest density and over 1/3 of Ontario's turtle population.
A Group Effort
Few conservation groups in Ontario are focused on helping to conserve and monitor turtles. Those with this ambition and mandate have joined together to create the Turtle Guardian program. By joining efforts, we can better support turtle conservation and research in Ontario; and Turtle Guardians benefit from all of our resources. The Land Between charity is the backbone of this effort providing the framework and delivery of the program, but without our key partners, nothing would be achieved. Also, Turtle Guardians has received invaluable funding support from the Ontario Trillium Foundation to grow this program across the province!