Hermann’s tortoise is currently one of the world’s most threatened reptiles.

Hermann’s tortoise is currently one of the world’s most threatened reptiles.

Local interest: Hermann’s turtle appeared a million years ago.

Hermann’s tortoise is currently one of the world’s most threatened reptiles.

Hermann’s Tortoise, testudo hermanni, comes from Southern Europe and is sometimes called a Mediterranean tortoise.

Hermann’s tortoises are found throughout the Mediterranean from Spain to Turkey.

In my own case, I’ve always dreamt of owning a small herd of alpacas.

Its main objective is to ensure the survival and protection of the only species of local turtle in France, the "Hermann tortoise" (the Greek turtle Testudo hermanni).

Its main aim is the survival and propagation of the only tortoise species native to France, the “Tortue d’Hermann” (the Greek land tortoise Testudo hermanni).

The Plaine des Maures is the most important Provençal core of the Hermann tortoise.

The Plaine des Maures is the most important Provençal core of the Hermann tortoise.

Its main aim is the survival and propagation of the only tortoise species native to France, the “Tortue d’Hermann” (the Greek land tortoise Testudo hermanni).

Its main objective is to ensure the survival and protection of the only species of local turtle in France, the "Hermann tortoise" (the Greek turtle Testudo hermanni).

Herman's tortoise (Testudo hermanni): this species is one of the most popular kept as a pet.

As a protected wild area, it offers refuge to an entire Mediterranean ecosystem and, in particular, to the Hermann tortoise which you can only encounter in the wild here.

A. Among the many, I remember the case of Marta, a 20-year-old Hermann tortoise of 1,200 kg of weight found crushed by a truck while she was working on her backyard.