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Safety Training

NOTE: THERE ARE DANGERS IN THIS ACTIVITY!

We take your safety seriously. While we all LOVE turtles, your safety and that of other humans is MORE important than the safety of turtles. Learn how to keep yourself and others safe, while helping turtles. Also, learn how to alert drivers to turtles, dissuade any harm to turtles, and record infractions.

Watch the safety training videos below and complete the quizzes to learn how to stay safe while helping our ancient friends!

Once you are finished, please click your browser's "back button" to return to the previous page.

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Road Safety

FINISHED? Let us Know by Taking the Road Safety Quiz

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Care and Conduct Training

https://youtu.be/0xNeMbVDamM

Outdoor Safety
(ticks, bears, poisonous plants)

FINISHED? Let us Know by Taking the Outdoor Safety Quiz
Read the Outdoor Safety Guide

Reporting Intentional Harm to Turtles

If you see someone intentionally harming a turtle, please follow the decision tree to the right.

It takes a single turtle 60 years to replace itself, so it is of the utmost importance that we do our best to protect each one!

Please drive cautiously (click here for more information on how to drive safely for wildlife) and report suspicious actions to the appropriate authorities.

Harming turtles is illegal and there are criminal ramifications to doing so such as up to $250,000 in fines and 5 years in prison for an individual.

 

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