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Watch these endangered turtles get released back into their habitat

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Last updated: 2026/08/12 at 2:38 PM
Press Room Published August 12, 2026
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Each summer, conservationists with the Canadian Wildlife Federation release endangered Blanding’s turtles in west Ottawa. This year, they’re releasing 900 hatchlings — up from 600 last year. Rachelle Elsiufi tagged along for a recent release.

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