At the ICTC we aim to contribute to the survival of tortoises worldwide by developing reintroduction programs, seeking new release sites and educate people at all ages to stop habitat exploitation and destruction and “observe but don’t touch” policy of ours when referring to tortoises and other wildlife in nature.
Located at San Fernando, Pampanga, Philippines, Zoo World (https://zooworldph.wordpress.com/) began from a private collection of tigers in 2007. Soon birds, reptiles and other small mammals were added to the collection. […]
The Gea Chelonia Foundation (http://www.geachelonia.org/index1.php) is managed by Ivo Ivanchev and concentrates its activities at the Bulgarian Centre for Tortoise Research and Conservation at Banya, Bulgaria. The Center has been […]
The spur-thighed tortoise, Testudo graeca, (still) appears at the status “vulnerable” at the vulnerable list of The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species . However, the growing threats on the survival […]
The International Center for Tortoise Conservation 