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In the Company of Reptilian Minds

  • ByKiley Briggs
  • November 12, 2023
Reptiles are far more complex, aware, and intelligent animals than they are traditionally given credit for. In my career working with these remarkable animals, several experiences stand out that strengthened my appreciation for their complexity as observant, thinking beings.
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Our first few weeks of Wood Turtle surveys in the Hudson-Berkshire region

  • ByKiley Briggs
  • June 16, 2023
Getting to the stream proved to be a challenge – dense thickets of thorny shrubs stood between me and the river, tearing at my legs every step of the way, halting my progress, and forcing me to backtrack several times.
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Wood Turtles

  • ByKiley Briggs
  • May 15, 2023
Views:861 views Despite their bright orange legs, Wood Turtles can be difficult to spot. – Kiley Briggs “I’ve…
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The Turtle Timescale – Conservation Across Centuries

  • ByKiley Briggs
  • November 14, 2022
Due to their long lifespans, a turtle species can become functionally extinct while just a handful of survivors live in isolation for decades, possibly more than a century.
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Rehab Wood Turtle

  • ByKiley Briggs
  • June 7, 2022
A young male Wood Turtle that was hit by a car last summer, patched up by our vet, and later released with small radio transmitter, survived his first winter since his injury and is in great health.
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The Wood Turtle Emergence

  • ByKiley Briggs
  • April 12, 2022
Views:1,108 views Spring in Northern New England is off to an early start.  As water from melting snow…
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Improving Wood Turtle Habitat on Working Lands

  • ByKiley Briggs
  • March 8, 2022
Views:875 views With vibrant orange legs contrasted against a black head and brown shell, few people are likely…
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Territoriality in Male Wood Turtles

  • ByKiley Briggs
  • February 10, 2022
On a sunny May afternoon, I rounded a river bend and heard a curious noise coming from ahead… I approached slowly, until the scene came into view: two Wood Turtles engaged in fierce combat…
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