Register Now for April CCP Virtual Meeting About Turtles!
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Painted turtle. Photo by Jeff Beane.
The April Chatham Conservation Partnership (CCP) meeting will focus on turtles!
Please join us on April 21, 2022, from 9–11:30 a.m. for a virtual meeting to learn all about Turtles of the North Carolina Piedmont.
Meeting Agenda:
Welcome and Introductions
Turtles of the North Carolina Piedmont
Jeff Beane, Herpetology Collection Manager, North Carolina State Museum of Natural Sciences
North Carolina’s piedmont region is home to at least 11 native turtle species, plus at least one introduced species and one introduced subspecies. Eight of these species have been documented from Chatham County. This presentation will touch briefly on turtle taxonomy, anatomy, and general biology and focus primarily on natural history, distribution, and identification of our Piedmont turtles.
Sara Steffen, Assistant Chair of the Box Turtle Connection and Assistant Manager of Durant & Horseshoe Farm Nature Preserves, City of Raleigh Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Resources Department.
Turtle Rescue Team
Debbie Roos, N.C. Cooperative Extension, Chatham County Center
Q&A Session
CCP Updates and announcements from members
Click here to register for this virtual meeting. Registration deadline is 5 p.m. on April 20. Registrants will receive an email prior to the event with the Zoom link.
CCP Steering Committee: Brooke Massa, Brandy Oldham, Debbie Roos, Margaret Sands, Allison Weakley.
For more information about the Chatham Conservation Partnership, visit the CCP website or email info@chathamconservation.org.
Common musk turtle. Photo by Jeff Beane.
Pond slider. Photo by Jeff Beane.