Tally-ho! Researchers are asking the public to help count diamondback terrapins

The diamondback terrapin is a turtle identified by the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission as a “species of greatest conservation need,” so researchers are asking the community to help count them. This year marks the 9th annual ‘Terrapin Tally.’

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