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Leora Berman recently worked with Monika Melichar at Woodlands Wildlife Sanctuary to help repair a devastating injury to a Blanding’s turtle. Berman is reminding the public, through the Turtle Guardians program, to be mindful of the essential animals as they cross roads throughout the county./Photo courtesy of Woodlands Wildlife Sanctuary
News28 April 2021
By Sue Tiffin
The first time Leora Berman was called to rescue Grace, one of Haliburton County’s oldest snapping turtles, was last year toward the end of the summer. Grace was crossing the street in front of the high school, and in doing so was also holding up a line of school buses.
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