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A high-maintenance turtle: Research project at Colchester beach seeks to save a rare Vermont turtle community, the spiny softshell turtle - Vimarsana News

A high-maintenance turtle: Research project at Colchester beach seeks to save a rare Vermont turtle community, the spiny softshell turtle

Once a week, University of Vermont grad student Destini Acosta hikes through the woods to a secluded area at the Colchester Point Fishing Access Area to a crime scene.

Bethel Police Issue Snapping Turtle Warning For Local Dog Park - Vimarsana News

Bethel Police Issue Snapping Turtle Warning For Local Dog Park

If you're an area resident that uses Bethel's Meckauer Park on Shelter Rock Road, more specifically the dog park there, keep your eyes out for snapping turtles

Freedom Animal Rescue Organization Not Just For The Birds - Vimarsana News

Freedom Animal Rescue Organization Not Just For The Birds

The folks at Avian Haven say that If you happen to come across an injured turtle it's important to take note of where you found it, before taking it to their facility.

Family Shell Shocked By New York State's Official Reptile - Vimarsana News

Family Shell Shocked By New York State's Official Reptile

Don't be surprised if you see one on the roads over the next few days!

Source: wyrk.com
See a snapping turtle west of the Divide? Wildlife officials want to know about it - Vimarsana News

See a snapping turtle west of the Divide? Wildlife officials want to know about it

Western Montana’s only native turtle species is the painted turtle, which have a bright orange underside and generally don’t grow more than a foot long. Snapping turtles can get much bigger, and they have longer tails and a large head with a distinctive hooked upper beak.

Source: mtpr.org