Project Title:
The Reproductive Population of Green Turtles (Chelonia mydas) on Isla de Aves, Venezuela
Boyd Lyon Sea Turtle Fund Scholars
Current Scholar
2021 - Natalia Teryda (University of Florida, PhD)
Previous Scholars
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2020 - Alexandra Fireman
"On the Shell of the Turtle: Identifying Dietary Patterns of the Hawksbill Sea Turtle Using Stable Isotope Analysis of Keratin Tissue.”2019 - Sumedha Korgaonkar
"Intensive Survey of a Lesser Known Population of Olive Ridley Turtles with an Unusual nesting Period Along the Saurashtra Coast of Gujarat, West Coast of India."2018 - Quintin Bergman
"Isotopic Signatures for Hawksbills (Eretmochelys imbricata) in the Eastern Pacific Ocean"2017 - Juan Manuel Rodiquez-Baron
"Assessment of Bycatch and Physiological Rates of Post Release East Pacific LeatherbackTurtles at Foraging Grounds off the Coasts of Central and South America"
2016 - Andrews Agyekumhene
"Reduction of Sea Turtle By-catch and Mortality in Gill Net Fishery Along the Central Coast of Ghana"2015 - Catalina Vásquez Carillo
"Characterization of Juvenile Habitats for the Green Sea Turtle at La Guajira, Colombia: A Connectivity Boundary Region in the Caribbean"2014 - Elizabeth Hetherington
"How Do Nitrogen Cycling Processes and Environmental Variability Affect Leatherback Sea Turtle Trophic Structureand Reproduction?"
2013 - Marco García Cruz
"The Reproductive Population of Green Turtles (Chelonia mydas) on Isla de Aves, Venezuela"2012 - Amber Greening
"Illuminating Local Perceptions of Sea Turtle Conservation Practices in St. Kitts"2011 - Noemí Durán Royo
"Predation Levels and Sea Turtle Hatchling Survival after Release from the Gulf of Fonseca, Honduras:Implications for Conservation "
2010 - Patricia Zárate
"Predation Levels and Sea Turtle Hatchling Survival after Release from the Gulf of Fonseca, Honduras:Implications for Conservation Management"
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