@article{buzuleciu_spencer_parker_2015, title={Predator exclusion cage for turtle nests: A novel design}, volume={14}, DOI={10.2744/ccb-1163.1}, abstractNote={Abstract Three predator exclusion devices were designed and deployed with the goal of denying raccoons access to simulated turtle nests (n = 116) for 48 hrs. A novel design, a roughly conical cage constructed using wooden dowels for bars, protected nests through 3 trials at rates of 100% (n = 4), 100% (n = 8), and 70% (n = 84). This new cage design offers a portable, inexpensive, and reusable alternative for protecting nests of diamondback terrapins and potentially other emydid species.}, number={2}, journal={Chelonian Conservation and Biology}, author={Buzuleciu, S. A. and Spencer, M. E. and Parker, S. L.}, year={2015}, pages={196–201} }