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Carlisle TyrFil Announces its 2022 Initiative to Support Reforestation in Ontario, Canada, in Concert with American Forests

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Reptile research group turns to local community to help fund research to preserve species at risk

Reptile research group turns to local community to help fund research to preserve species at risk
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Oct. 5 Public Hearing on Changes to Endangered and Threatened Species Rule

Oct. 5 Public Hearing on Changes to Endangered and Threatened Species Rule
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Bighorn Basin Residents Asked to Spot & Report Spiny Turtles

Bighorn Basin Residents Asked to Spot & Report Spiny Turtles
Written by Andrew-Rossi on May 19, 2021
As part of an ongoing research study, biologists with Wyoming Game and Fish are asking Bighorn Basin residents to report sightings of a rare turtle.
The spiny softshell turtle is one of the largest turtles in the Bighorn Basin and North America. They have a soft, flat, rubbery outer shell, and females can grow up to 20 inches long – twice as large as males.
While common in several U.S. states, these turtles have one of the greatest conservation needs in Wyoming due to their restricted range. Although populations are thought to be stable in eastern Wyoming, the public, local landowners, and regional biologists have reported declines throughout the Bighorn Basin. ....

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Turtles at Point Pelee

Point Pelee National Park
Turtles at Point Pelee
Southwestern Ontario has the highest concentration and number of turtle species in Canada. Six of the eight turtle species native to Ontario can be found within Point Pelee National Park. Federally, all turtle species are designated as species at risk due to population declines as a result of road mortality, habitat loss and fragmentation, poaching, and nest predation.
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Predation is a natural interaction, where the predator kills and eats their prey. For turtles at Point Pelee - nest predation, when turtle eggs are dug up and consumed, is also a natural process; however, with human induced changes in many landscapes, some natural predator numbers are much higher than they have been historically. This leads to increased nest predation by predators such as raccoons, moles, and crows/ravens which can reduce turtle populations over time. ....

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