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Sea Turtle Mortality in Florida: General Information, Reports, and Data
FWRI staff members coordinate the Florida Sea Turtle Stranding and Salvage Network (FLSTSSN), which is responsible for gathering data on dead or debilitated (i.e., stranded) sea turtles found in Florida. Debilitated turtles are rescued and transported to rehabilitation facilities.


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What to do if You Find a Dead or Injured Sea Turtle
Find out who to call if you find a dead, sick, or injured sea turtle.


Florida Sea Turtle Stranding and Salvage Network (FLSTSSN)
The FLSTSSN gathers data on dead, sick, or injured (i.e., stranded) sea turtles found in Florida.


FLSTSSN Archived Sea Turtle Stranding Data
Here we provide data on dead, sick, or injured sea turtles documented in Florida since 1980. Two formats are available.








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