The club’s hikers, bikers, campers, cavers, kayakers and more join together with a main goal in mind — getting people outside ...

The diamondback terrapin became Maryland's official state reptile in 1994. However, in 1932, then-football coach Dr. H. Curley Byrd recommended that it be used as the school mascot in response ...

The diamondback terrapin became Maryland's official state reptile in 1994. However, in 1932, then-football coach Dr. H. Curley Byrd recommended that it be used as the school mascot in response to ...

A study of Massachusetts crabbing found that populations of terrapin fall by 77% to 92% with moderate to intensive crab harvest rates. Diamondback terrapins were once common in the Bay ...

These smaller turtles commonly live in brackish waters, and the most sought-after species of the 1800s was diamondback terrapin sourced from the Chesapeake Bay. The diamondback was historically ...