PPT-A Survey of Diamondback Terrapin Nesting and Foraging Habit

A Study by Barbara Brennessel Emily Conklin and Alison Enchelmaier Diamondback Terrapins a threatened turtle species in Massachusetts are present in the Herring River Estuary for at least part of the year Most likely they use this area for mating and foraging Upland areas around the estuary are . 1 2 They do not eat wood but they remove quantities of it to expand their nesting facilities This can result in damage to buildings and if the main structural beams are hollowed out can result in an unsafe condition Typical damage is shown in Fig 3 Similar Species: Seven subspecies of diamondback terrapin have been described in the southeastern U.S. The Carolina diamondback terrapin ranges from Cape Hatteras, North Carolina to northern Florida Ornate Diamondback Terrapin (Malaclemys terrapin macrospilota) Marsh Aquatic Preserve Christopher Boykin 739 NE 121 Street North Miami, FL 33161 (786) 942-9156 Christopher.Boykin@dep.state.fl.u Bycatch. Reduction Strategies for Commercial and Recreational Blue Crab Fisheries. Donna Marie . Bilkovic. (. donnab@vims.edu. ), Randy Chambers, Matthias . Leu. , Kirk Havens, & Timothy Russell. Don McCrimmon. Cazenovia College. No. 570 in . The Birds of North America. The species account for the Great Egret (. Ardea. . alba) . First . published in 2001 . For 2011, updated . and expanded. ,. MARYLANDPeter Franchot, Comptroller 2014STATE & LOCAL TAX FORMS & INSTRUCTIONSFor �ling personal state and local income taxes for full- or part-year Maryland residents A Message from Comptr SEPTEMBER . 2017. MANAGED BY. Waterbird . recruitment and movement: . Responses to flooding, stressors and threats . The Murray-Darling Basin Environmental Water . Knowledge and Research project (MDB EWKR). Don McCrimmon. Cazenovia College. No. 570 in . The Birds of North America. The species account for the Great Egret (. Ardea. . alba) . First . published in 2001 . For 2011, updated . and expanded. ,. Project Terrapin. Marine Academy of Technology and . Environmental Science (MATES) . 195 Cedar Bridge Road, Manahawkin New Jersey 08050. Social Problem. Species dying worldwide from. human industrialization. Alex Goldsmith. Winter Ecology – Spring 2016. CU Mountain Research Station . Background. Woodpeckers are keystone species . Create homes . I. nsect control. R. elationship between woodpeckers and bark insects. Use of Headcount Surveys to Estimate the Relative Abundance of Diamondback Terrapins ( Malaclemys terrapin centrata ) at Masonboro Island, North Carolina April Alford Final Project 595 Overview Introduction to Diamondback Terrapins Pitman Service. Region Portland, Oregon TABLE OF CONTENTS Page LIST OF TABLES ........................................ iii INTRODUCTION .......................................... 1 ACKNOWLE Courtesy NMFS Hawaii's Comprehensive Wildlife Conservation Strategy 8/18/2005ABUNDANCE: 200-700 females nest annually. Walker, Dr. . Glenn A. . Jones, Ocean and Coastal Resources, Undergraduate. History Repeats: A . demand-supply price . case study of the 19. th. century . Diamond-back terrapin . population collapse.