research
advancing sea turtle research
Pioneering studies to better understand biology, improve clinical care, and ensure the future of endangered sea turtle populations.
our mission
Bridging Science &
Conservation
The STCCS team has collaborated with a diverse group of individuals to conduct vital research for sea turtle conservation and medicine.
We are excited to continue this important mission of bettering our understanding of important aspects of sea turtle biology and clinical care. Through rigorous data collection and analysis, we aim to influence policy and rehabilitation practices worldwide.
Partnering with universities and global institutes.
Using statistics to improve survival rates.
Collaborative Publications
Explore our peer-reviewed contributions to the scientific community, focusing on marine health, pollution, and rehabilitation techniques.
Ingested Micronizing Plastic Particle Compositions and Size Distributions within Stranded Post-Hatchling Sea Turtles
An in-depth analysis of microplastic ingestion rates and their physiological impact on juvenile populations in the Atlantic coast.
Method Comparison of B-Hydroxybutyrate Using a Point-of-Care Device and Dry Chemistry Analyzer in Three Sea Turtle Species
Evaluating the efficacy of field-ready diagnostic tools for rapid assessment of sea turtle health markers during stranding events.
Sea Turtle Health and Rehabilitation
Comprehensive guidelines and findings on the long-term recovery processes of injured sea turtles in captive care environments.