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Zakynthos - postnesting loggerheads

A project of Conservation Biology, University of Berne, Switzerland in conjunction with the partners and sponsors detailed below.

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NameSpeciesLife StageRelease DateLast LocationDays Transmitted
Anatoli LoggerheadAdult2005-06-212006-07-18392
Olympia LoggerheadAdult2004-06-262004-11-03130
Pelagia LoggerheadAdult2005-06-192006-08-12419
Persephone LoggerheadAdult2005-06-162005-12-22189
Thalassinia LoggerheadAdult2005-08-102005-12-06118
Yakinthi LoggerheadAdult2004-06-282006-07-29761

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Introduction



The turtles tracked in this project are of the first loggerheads to be tracked during their postnesting migration from a Greek nesting beach. The project is carried out by the division of Conservation Biology of the University of Berne (Switzerland) in collaboration with ARCHELON, the Sea Turtle Protection Society of Greece. Zakynthos is the largest known sea turtle nesting area of the Mediterranean, hosting about 1/4 of all known loggerhead nesting in the Mediterranean. The nesting beaches of Zakynthos are monitored by ARCHELON since 1983.

Project Partners

Division of Conservation Biology (Judith Zbinden, Adrian Aebischer, Raphael Arlettaz) of the University of Berne, Switzerland, and ARCHELON, The Sea Turtle Protection Society of Greece

Project Sponsors

The MAVA foundation and to a lesser extent the Karl Mayer foundation are funding the project, which is embedded into a larger project including research on different aspects of Zakynthian loggerheads.

       

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