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Turtle

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A Year in the Life of a Wood Turtle

  • ByKiley Briggs
  • December 13, 2024
Explore the fascinating year-long journey of the Wood Turtle, from winter hibernation to summer foraging, and discover how their seasonal behaviors influence conservation efforts. Learn how understanding their movement patterns can guide land management practices to protect this threatened species.
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Coastal marsh just outside the tree line containing wetlands more appropriate for Spotted Turtle trapping.
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Sunshine State Site Scouting

  • ByAndrea Colton
  • December 13, 2024
Views:105 views Coastal marsh just outside the tree line containing wetlands more appropriate for Spotted Turtle trapping. Monday…
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Saving Wood Turtles on working lands involves working with farmers towards their conservation. Shown here, Wood Turtle with injury from haying equipment.
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An Approach to Saving Wood Turtles on Working Lands

  • ByKiley Briggs
  • November 14, 2024
Views:126 views Common Injuries Among Wood Turtles When I first came across a Wood Turtle nicknamed “Chippy”, she…
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Found on a search for Wood Turtle focus area.
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Searching for a Wood Turtle Focus Area in the Hudson-Berkshire Region

  • ByKiley Briggs
  • October 16, 2024
Views:143 views When we started surveys for Wood Turtles in southeastern New York last year, I wasn’t sure…
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An especially colorful Spotted Turtle caught during surveys in Florida. Photo credit: Jonathan Mays
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New Published Research: Spotted Turtles, Ghosts of the Swamp

  • ByHouston Chandler
  • October 10, 2024
Views:357 views An especially colorful Spotted Turtle caught during surveys in Florida. – Jonathan Mays Few Spotted Turtle…
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How Do Severe Floods Impact Wood Turtles?

  • ByKiley Briggs
  • August 10, 2024
Out of all the turtles native to New England, I suspect Wood Turtles are the species most directly impacted by extreme floods. As valley stream specialists, the rivers most prone to extreme floods are the same rivers where Wood Turtles thrive.
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Spotted Turtle whose genetics were assessed as part of this study.
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New Published Research: Population Genetics of the Spotted Turtle

  • ByHouston Chandler
  • May 9, 2024
One component of our long-term work with Spotted Turtles in the southeastern U.S. has been to collect tissue samples from captured Spotted Turtles so we can examine the genetics of focal populations. The results from this research were recently published in the journal Chelonian Conservation and Biology.
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Northern Map Turtles basking on a rock.
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Northern Map Turtles

  • ByKiley Briggs
  • April 11, 2024
Northern Map Turtles have tan or grayish shells, yellow markings on their skin, and intricate markings on their shell resembling lines on a topographic map, giving the species its name.
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