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WFCR Encores - Field Notes with Laurie Sanders

Tenuous Lifespan of the Endangered Wood Turtle

by: Laurie Sanders October 24, 2012

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Naturalist Laurie Sanders is back from Costa Rica and Field Notes is back on Morning Edition! Today, Laurie takes a look at the tenuous lifespan of wood turtles. These turtles – named because their upper shell resembles carved wood, were once common in New England. Today they’re in so much trouble that they’re protected in every state in their range. One local researcher is trying to figure out how to help this species recover.

[gtalert title=”Field Notes Archive” title_color=”#699bb1″ close_button=”no” border_style=”none” border_radius=”4″]Field Notes with Laurie Sanders aired from 2004 through 2009. If focused on the natural history of New England- from special habitats to the life cycles of individual plants and animals to profiles of people involved with safeguarding our environment. If you have a question about Field Notes please email: fieldnotes@nepr.net.[/gtalert]

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