Burlington Parks and Recreation Dept. uses orange netting to guard eggs ahead of hatching.

Burlington Parks, Recreation and Waterfront issued a "Turt alert" on Facebook yesterday, warning that hatchlings may be spotted in the coming weeks.

After a record nesting season for an endangered species of turtle last year, it is a "devastating" start to this year's laying after major flooding drastically changed the banks of the Burnett River.

Snapping turtles are on the move as they seek nesting grounds at the start of summer. They often have to cross roads to get to their marshy destinations, and every year, thousands are killed by ...

Painted and snapping turtles are most commonly seen as they move from wetlands to dry areas to lay eggs during peak nesting season. Wildlife specialist advises drivers to safely assist turtles ...

Juvenile snapping turtles are hatching and crossing the bike path in Burlington's South End. Officials advise the public to let the turtles cross on their own and not to handle them. Mind your wheels ...