2017

STR-17-024: Soda Pop This sea turtle stranded due to becoming cold stunned in Massachusetts. Released in Georgia May 4, 2018.

STR-17-017: Skippy This sea turtle stranded due to becoming cold stunned in Massachusetts. Released in Florida April 10, 2018.

STR-17-009: Nutmeg This Green Sea Turtle stranded in New Jersey. Nutmeg had stranded cold stunned and is working to regain strength. Released in Florida April 10, 2018.

STR-17-006: Chester This Loggerhead has had a rough time with human interactions and had stranded cold stunned on 11/24/17. Chester shows evidence of a past/old entanglement around the torso. Chester also stranded with two puncture wounds on the lower mandible that extend inside the mouth. This wounds and the infection it caused is believed to

  STR-17-004: Tammie This adult female Loggerhead sea turtle was rescued by the Coast Guard Cutter Lawrence Lawson. She has five propellar cuts across her carapace and has an infection. Tammie was named after the coast guard ship Tamoroa. STR removed 38lbs of barnacles and mussel off of her damaged carapace. She is now eating

    STR-17-001: Bailey This Loggerhead sea turtle was stranded in Virginia due to becoming cold stunned and enjoys eating capelin and herring while recovering. Released in Maryland Oct. 5th, 2017.

  STR-17-002: Stony This Loggerhead sea turtle has an old healed injury on its carapace from an unknown cause. Stony became cold stunned in Virginia. Currently Stony is struggling with a bad case of pneumonia. Released! Stony was released in St. Augustine, FL.

  STR-17-003: Humphrey This Loggerhead sea turtle is still a juvenile weighing in at 88lbs. Humphrey stranded because he became cold stunned in Virginia. Humphrey enjoys eating a lot of squid. RELEASED Aug. 8th! This is the first Loggerhead released by STR after rehabilitation and the first sea turtle released after long term care in

STR-17-014: Milo This sea turtle stranded due to becoming cold stunned in Massachusetts. Released in Maryland on June 25th, 2018