How You Can Help Save Spotted Turtles

We are actively seeking partnerships with established environmental agencies for our 2025 expansion. We're particularly interested in collaborating with organizations that can provide:

• Suitable habitat for turtle releases
• Long-term population monitoring capabilities
• Research support and data sharing
• Habitat protection and management
• Educational outreach opportunities

If your organization manages suitable wetland habitats and has the capacity for monitoring programs, we'd love to discuss partnership opportunities.

We welcome collaboration with researchers studying turtle ecology, conservation biology, or related fields. Opportunities may include:

• Data sharing for population studies
• Collaborative research projects
• Internship and volunteer positions
• Access to breeding program data
• Support for graduate student research

Private landowners play a crucial role in spotted turtle conservation. If you own property with suitable wetland habitat, you may be able to support conservation efforts through:

• Habitat protection agreements
• Participation in release programs
• Allowing research access
• Implementing turtle-friendly management practices

Help us raise awareness about spotted turtle conservation by:

• Sharing our mission with others interested in wildlife conservation
• Following and sharing our conservation updates
• Supporting spotted turtle research and protection efforts
• Advocating for wetland protection in your community

Ready to get involved? Contact us to learn more about partnership opportunities and how you can support spotted turtle conservation:

Email: partnerships@bardfoundation.net

For general inquiries: info@bardfoundation.net

Together, we can ensure a future for spotted turtles and the wetland ecosystems they depend on.