Sabine Schoppe who built a refuge for Palawan’s forest turtles has died
Sabine Schoppe, a biologist who created a refuge for Palawan’s forest turtles, has died. She played a key role in rescuing thousands of turtles in 2015 and helped establish conservation programs. She was recognized for her work in turtle conservation before her death at 63.
Sabine Schoppe helped rescue and care for thousands of endangered Palawan forest turtles in 2015 and worked to protect the species through conservation programs. She died in 2026 after a long illness.
Her efforts saved many turtles from illegal trade and helped protect a rare species. Her work set a standard for conservation and rescue efforts in the region.
Her dedication to protecting wildlife and improving conservation practices shows the impact one person can have in preserving nature and supporting ecosystems.
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