Every year since 1987 we have been monitoring the state of conservation of the pond turtle (Emys orbicularis). We measure the turtles, weigh them, check the surroundings of the pond and study how many new ones there are. With this data we can know the state of health of the turtle populations and what measures need to be taken to improve it, for example where to create new ponds or if it is necessary to restore an existing pond.
To be able to track we need boots, traps, scales, feet of king, quan and when we can also GPS to know better how they live. The funds raised go entirely to this monitoring project, which, thanks to the work done by the organization, is now, as far as we know, the longest-lived of this species in the world.