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We hope everyone had a wonderful weekend, whether

We hope everyone had a wonderful weekend, whether it was long or not, and made some time to get outside! Undeveloped natural spaces are not only important for a healthy environment but they are also beneficial to our mental and physical health! Not disturbing wildlife, cleaning up after ourselves, and helping turtles cross the road are all small ways that we can help preserve these spaces! ⠀
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We are very grateful to have such a wonderful team

We are very grateful to have such a wonderful team of Turtle Guardians staff this year! These are the faces behind the Turtle Research vehicles that have been patrolling the roads for the past month. With special permits we have been collecting data on body size, nests and DNA that will help us learn more about turtles and protect these incredible animals! ⠀
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Nesting season is almost over but there are still

Nesting season is almost over but there are still a few stragglers out there! If you see any nesting turtles, like this snapping turtle, please give us a call and let us know! We have special permits that allow us to protect turtle nests and eggs! 705-457-1222 ⠀
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Our turtle researchers are still out on the roads

Our turtle researchers are still out on the roads and working late into the night! Please try and slow down when you're driving at night because you never know who, or what 🐢, might be around the corner! We are making ourselves as visible as possible but wildlife doesn't have that option! ⠀
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How could you not love turtles?! Not only are they

How could you not love turtles?! Not only are they incredibly charming, like this painted turtle, but they also support healthy lakes and aquatic wildlife! When you stop to help a turtle across the road you are also helping yourself! ⠀
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The Land Between ecotone is part of the Mitchi Saa

The Land Between ecotone is part of the Mitchi Saagiig Traditional Territory. We as settlers would not be here if it weren’t for the generosity and kindness of Indigenous Nations in the making of the Great Treaty. We are all Treaty People.

We are so fortunate to be able to live here in North America- Turtle Island. Migwetch to the amazing Indigenous stewards.

Happy National Indigenous Peoples Day!
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The challenges of turtle season aligning with mosq

The challenges of turtle season aligning with mosquito and black fly season; as told by the Turtle Guardians staff. ⠀
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The warm weather this week is not only perfect for

The warm weather this week is not only perfect for pool parties, but is also perfect for nesting turtles! Betty, our red-eared slider, is probably the only turtle you'll see living this luxuriously but we can guarantee all our local turtles are also taking advantage of the sun! Unfortunately, road sides are the perfect substrate for turtle nests so many of these turtles will be crossing the road. If it is safe to do so, please move any turtles you see off the road in the direction they are travelling and hopefully come the fall we will be seeing lots of babies!⠀
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Never underestimate a turtle! Turtles can heal rem

Never underestimate a turtle! Turtles can heal remarkably well from injuries and can even regrow nerve tissue! If you couldn’t stop or safely avoid a turtle on the road, or if you see an injured turtle, please do not leave it there! Turtles are survivors and can rebound from a surprising amount of physical harm even if they appear to be dead! If you have found an injured turtle, call 705-741-5000 to arrange for a volunteer to take the turtle to the Ontario Turtle Conservation Centre in Peterborough or if you are available you can drive the turtle there yourself. Just make sure that you write down where you found the turtle so that it can be released if it heals. Every turtle is critical to the population, even this painted turtle, and it’s important that we give them a chance to recover! ⠀
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