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Is that Baby Turtle a Girl or a Boy?
15 Apr 2022

Is that Baby Turtle a Girl or a Boy?

by zneweb | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

Part 1: Telling them Apart This is the first of a two-part series on sex determination in turtles – a fascinating and varied process with big implications for protecting rare species. Dr. Bryan Windmiller breaks it all down for us: … Continued

science, turtles
Speckles, Queen of the Forest
30 Mar 2022

Speckles, Queen of the Forest

by Matt Kamm | posted in: Local Conservation, Turtles | 3

This week, we’re zooming in on one of the animals we’ve spent so much time in the field following and learning from. We often say that the animals are our best ambassadors for conservation, and as we study them, we … Continued

science, turtle-tracking, turtles
How Volunteering with Blanding’s Turtles Hatched a Book Idea
22 Mar 2022

How Volunteering with Blanding’s Turtles Hatched a Book Idea

by zneweb | posted in: Local Conservation, Turtles | 2

This week, we have a special guest post from local author (and Conservation Society member) Diana Renn! Read on to find out how family involvement with ZNE’s HATCH program inspired Diana’s forthcoming book. The road to writing my mystery novel … Continued

get involved, science, turtle-tracking, turtles
Field Conservation Goes to Belize
16 Mar 2022

Field Conservation Goes to Belize

by Matt Kamm | posted in: International Conservation, Turtles | 0

Zoo New England is famous for its turtle conservation projects here in Massachusetts, but did you know that we also partner with a turtle conservation project in Central America? The Central American river turtle, or Hicatee as it’s known locally, … Continued

science, turtles
Town Partner Spotlight: Andover
1 Mar 2022

Town Partner Spotlight: Andover

by Matt Kamm | posted in: Local Conservation, Plants, Turtles | 0

Conserving the living treasures in our own backyards relies heavily on working with partners of all kinds across the state. From individual homeowners to government agencies and other conservation nonprofits, a cooperative approach allows us to achieve much more than … Continued

get involved, plants, turtles

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