In Boucherville, Frayère Park has become an important habitat for several species of freshwater turtles, including the geographic turtle, an endangered species. Over the past six years, Ducks Unlimited Canada has been monitoring with drones to better understand the movements of these vulnerable reptiles. Between May and July, during the nesting period, turtles frequently leave the wetlands to lay their eggs, often near gravel roads and trimmings…
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In Boucherville, Frayère Park has become an important habitat for several species of freshwater turtles, including the geographic turtle, an endangered species. Over the past six years, Ducks Unlimited Canada has been monitoring with drones to better understand the movements of these vulnerable reptiles. Between May and July, during the nesting period, turtles frequently leave the wetlands to lay their eggs, often near gravel roads and trimmings…