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Public beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Goals of This Project and Proposal Are a) to Collect Genetic Samples From Sea Turtle Nesting Populations (including Leatherbacks, Greens, and Hawksbills) to Expand Comprehensive Baseline Nesting Datasets to Define Population Boundaries, B) to Compile Existing Datasets for Preparation of Detailed Analyses Such as Assessment of Bycatch, C) to Update or Determine Population Parameters Such as Age to Maturity, Adult Breeding Sex Ratios and Mating Systems, D) to Process Existing Samples and to Add Those Data to Long-term Datasets, E) to Support Genetics Capacity Building Workshops and Training by Bringing Participants From Key Areas (indonesia and Mexico) to Share Data and Skills and F) to Contribute the Findings for Peer-reviewed Articles for Use in Regularly Updating Sea Turtle Stock Assessments, Threats Identification, and Population Dynamics.
Committed
$144,316
Paid out
$84.7K
59%
Committed, not yet paid
$59.6K
41%
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