C&O Canal Trust Eastern Box Turtle (Green) /  Baseball Hat
C&O Canal Trust Eastern Box Turtle (Green) /  Baseball Hat C&O Canal Trust Eastern Box Turtle (Green) /  Baseball Hat

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C&O Canal Trust Eastern Box Turtle (Green) / Baseball Hat

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Celebrate the iconic Eastern Box Turtle with our stylish hat, perfect for nature enthusiasts and supporters of the C&O Canal National Historical Park.

Box Turtles: The Eastern Box Turtle, known for its high-domed shell and unique ability to close up using a hinge on its underside, is the most terrestrial turtle native to the C&O Canal. Found in both forested and open habitats, these turtles are most active in spring and early summer. They are typically dark brown with gold or orange blotches, orange scales on their head, neck, and limbs, and their eye color varies by sex.

Habitat Threats: Japanese knotweed poses a significant threat to the habitat of Eastern Box Turtles. This invasive plant species, commonly found near bodies of water, can survive flooding and quickly take over areas, forming dense monocultures. This displacement of native plants disrupts the natural habitat, making it harder for box turtles to find the food and shelter they need.

This hat not only highlights the beauty of the Eastern Box Turtle but also supports the preservation efforts of the C&O Canal Trust.

A portion of the sales supports the preservation of the C&O Canal through the C&O Canal Trust.

PRODUCT DETAILS

Celebrate the iconic Eastern Box Turtle with our stylish hat, perfect for nature enthusiasts and supporters of the C&O Canal National Historical Park.

Box Turtles: The Eastern Box Turtle, known for its high-domed shell and unique ability to close up using a hinge on its underside, is the most terrestrial turtle native to the C&O Canal. Found in both forested and open habitats, these turtles are most active in spring and early summer. They are typically dark brown with gold or orange blotches, orange scales on their head, neck, and limbs, and their eye color varies by sex.

Habitat Threats: Japanese knotweed poses a significant threat to the habitat of Eastern Box Turtles. This invasive plant species, commonly found near bodies of water, can survive flooding and quickly take over areas, forming dense monocultures. This displacement of native plants disrupts the natural habitat, making it harder for box turtles to find the food and shelter they need.

This hat not only highlights the beauty of the Eastern Box Turtle but also supports the preservation efforts of the C&O Canal Trust.

A portion of the sales supports the preservation of the C&O Canal through the C&O Canal Trust.

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