Sabine Schoppe who built a refuge for Palawan’s forest turtles has died
PolicyMonday, October 5, 2026Mongabay

Sabine Schoppe who built a refuge for Palawan’s forest turtles has died

Sabine Schoppe, a prominent conservationist known for her efforts in creating a refuge for the endangered Palawan forest turtles, has passed away. Her work has been critical in addressing the illegal wildlife trade in the Philippines, notably highlighted by the confiscation of over 3,800 turtles in 2015. Her legacy raises awareness for ongoing conservation challenges and the need for stronger protective measures for endangered species.

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