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Posted on April 14, 2017March 20, 2018 by JMM

INHS herpetologists to monitor Will County Blanding’s Turtles

Following the discovery last year of a nesting Blanding’s Turtle in a suburban backyard, INHS herpetologists have been awarded a contract to survey for the endangered Blanding’s Turtles in Will County Forest Preserves.

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CategoriesARC, Funding, Reptiles TagsBlanding's Turtle, endangered species

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