Environmental Science Majors Protect Turtle Population Through Internship
On a breezy, sunny summer morning at the Cherry Valley National Wildlife Refuge, Ella Brennan and Karson Smith inched carefully through waist-high grass in search of one of the several wood turtles the ESU environmental science majors are tasked with protecting in their roles as interns there.
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