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For tortoise, terrapin and turtle care and conservation

Welcome to the British Chelonia Group

Aims:

  1. To provide chelonia keepers with the support needed to ensure that their captive animals receive quality husbandry.
  2. To raise funds from members, and from the public, to finance chelonia rescue, research and conservation projects worldwide.
  3. To discourage the importation and purchase of wild caught specimens, in favour of responsible captive breeding.

A Galapagos Giant Tortoise eating Tournefortia fruits.

A Galapagos Giant Tortoise eating Tournefortia fruits. See the BCG's Conservation Appeal 2013.

BRITISH CHELONIA GROUP
P.O.Box 1176
CHIPPENHAM
WILTS
SN15 1XB

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