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The Georgia Sea Turtle Center |
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Thursday, 19 June 2008 |
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Editorial Source: http://www.GeorgiaSeaTurtleCenter.org/
Stranded sea turtles are often found along Atlantic coast beaches. While most are dead, a small but increasing number are still alive. Before, there were no facilities in Georgia to treat the turtles, and they had to be transported long distances to centers in Florida and South Carolina. Unfortunately, these facilities are often filled to capacity, and the turtles cannot be treated adequately and may be prematurely released.
The New Georgia Sea Turtle Center
 In February 2006, renovations began on the new Georgia Sea Turtle Center, a marine turtle rehabilitation, research, and education facility on Jekyll Island. The Georgia Sea Turtle Center opened in June 2007 and provided state-of-the-art emergency care to sick and injured sea turtles, with opportunities for scientific research and long-term treatment.
Click for more: http://www.GeorgiaSeaTurtleCenter.org/whyneeded.html
Image source: The Brunswick News
Curious about past and present patients at The Georgia Sea Turtle Center?
Visit the following links to find out more about these unique visitors:
http://www.GeorgiaSeaTurtleCenter.org/currentpatients.html
http://www.GeorgiaSeaTurtleCenter.org/formerpatients.html
Do you want hear more about past activities and also stay informed on current – future events at the Center? Well…why not visit the Georgia Sea Turtle Center’s ongoing blog. Just link over here:
http://www.GSTC.BlogSpot.com/
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