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Turtle Research and Monitoring Database System
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Turtle Research and Monitoring Database System (TREDS) collates and standardizes marine turtle data and is critical to understanding population trends throughout the Pacific.
TREDS can store tag information (flipper, PIT and satellite), nesting beach and foraging ground data, clutch and hatchling information, and biological sampling (such as genetic data). It can systematically inventory tags used per project, generate project-specific and/or site-specific summary reports, and help standardize data collection protocol.
TREDS is a joint initiative of the Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council (WPRFMC), Secretariat of the Regional Pacific Environment Programme (SPREP), South-East Asia Fisheries Development Centre (SEAFDEC), the Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC), the Queensland Environmental Protection Agency, the US National Marine Fisheries Service–Pacific Islands Fishery Science Center and the Marine Research Foundation-Malaysia.
Current version:4.0.090925.003453
Before downloading and installing TREDS, please read
Download and Install Instructions
TREDS
Data Sharing and Exchange Policy
Full setup
Use this link if you install TREDS for the first time, and if you don't have Microsoft Access 2007 installed
Small setup
Use this link if you update TREDS or if you have Microsoft Access 2007 installed
If you encounter problems during download, or download speed is to low, please try the mirror download links below:
Download TREDS - Full Setup
Download TREDS - Small Setup
The database is a joint project of the following institutions:
For more information on TREDS please contact Anne Trevor annet@sprep.org or Lui Bell, Marine Species Officer, SPREP: LuiB@sprep.org