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Pond Turtles Conservation: Restoration Efforts To Save Species from Brink of Extinction in Washington State, U.S.
The Northwestern and Southwestern pond turtles have declined in Washington State due to invasive bullfrogs and climate change effects. The restoration efforts will help to save them from extinction. Read here.
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