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Royal Botanical Gardens Releases 52 Head-Started Blanding's Turtles in Burlington Wetlands

The release is the largest since 2020 and could lift the local population to about 100, the Royal Botanical Gardens said.

  • On Sept. 1, The Royal Botanical Gardens released 52 endangered Blanding's turtles into nearby wetlands, marking the organization's largest single release to date.
  • Habitat loss and road collisions decimated populations; according to the Committee on the Status of Species at Risk in Ontario , around 20 Blanding's turtles remained in the Burlington area by 2017.
  • Turtles are 'head-started' at Scales Nature Park, where Tys Theijsmeyjer, head of Natural Lands at the RBG, noted that "when turtles hatch, they may only weigh a few grams."
  • With the release, the local population rises to around 100, and Theijsmeyjer said, "We've gone from essentially having no turtles to maybe seeing a future for Blandings turtles in the area."
  • Future conservation includes trading turtles with the Toronto Zoo to improve genetic diversity, while the RBG coordinates with Burlington and Hamilton on roadside fencing to protect the species.
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The head-started turtles have been given a greater chance to survive in the wild

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Orillia Matters broke the news in Orillia, Canada on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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