Indigenous ‘turtle women’ help vulnerable reptiles recover in Ecuadorian Amazon
PolicyWednesday, September 2, 2026Mongabay

Indigenous ‘turtle women’ help vulnerable reptiles recover in Ecuadorian Amazon

A group of Indigenous Siekopai women in the Ecuadorian Amazon is utilizing their traditional knowledge along with modern technology to aid in the recovery of a threatened native turtle species along the Aguarico River. This initiative highlights the effective blending of indigenous practices with contemporary conservation efforts.

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