A roadside area in Cranford, New Jersey, became the site of a rescue effort when more than 100 box turtles, a species not native to the state, were seen making their way toward traffic near the Rahway ...

More than 160 box turtles illegally dumped near the Rahway River in Cranford last week have been recovered, township ...

A month after releasing Eastern box turtles in a new home, Ohio conservation leaders say they're seeing signs of success.

Authorities in Cranford, N.J., are asking for the public’s help after more than 150 box turtles were illegally dumped along the edge of a river. The Cranford Fire Department is urging residents to ...

More than 100 box turtles that are not native to New Jersey mysteriously appeared along a Cranford roadway this week, ...

More than 150 box turtles were illegally dumped near a river in Cranford, and officials need your help rounding up the ...

Three-toed box turtles reach just over six and one-half inches in carapace length. Adult males are slightly smaller than adult females. Hatchlings are about one and one-half inches in carapace length.

The three-toed box turtle (Terrapene triunguis) is one of a handful of box turtle species found in North America, north of Mexico, and one of two species found in Oklahoma.

Vehicle strikes are a significant threat to turtles and tortoises in Southwest Florida. If it is safe, motorists can help a turtle cross the road in the direction it was heading. Turtles are unlikely ...