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Conservation commission discusses Blanding’s turtle sightings; considers signage, education and targeted mitigation
Summary
Commissioners reviewed possible measures to reduce road strikes on turtles — signage, painted crossings, flip-down signs, PSAs and fencing — and planned to follow up with Fish and Game and circulate identification materials.
The Conservation Commission discussed reports of turtle crossings in multiple pond areas and reviewed possible steps to reduce vehicle strikes on turtles, including temporary flip-down signs, painted road markings, standard signs and public education. Dale Smith Kenyon, chair of the commission’s invasive-plan subcommittee, told members that New Hampshire law makes it illegal to possess, sell, import or harm protected turtles, “including hunting or…
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