The Auburn Herpetological Society is a group of individuals interested in a variety of areas including reptile and amphibian conservation, herpetoculture, and herp natural history. The Auburn Herpetological Society provides a service to the Auburn community by rescuing and relocating native reptiles and amphibians that have been found in inhabited …
PurposeThe purpose of the Society shall be:- To enhance the education of the members and the general public through the programs of the society; – To promote the conservation of all wildlife in general, and of herpetofauna in particular, whenever and wherever possible; – To achieve a closer cooperation and …
The Australian Herpetological Society (AHS) was founded, as the Australian Reptile Club, in 1949 and was the first natural history society in Australia devoted specifically to herpetology. In its early days the Society drew together such names as Roy Mackay, Bill Hosmer, John and Ken Dwyer, Henry Hirschorn, Rusty Holmes, …
Herpetology is the study of reptiles and amphibians, and those who study them are referred to as herpetologists. The Australian Society of Herpetologists Incorporated is a professional body for practising herpetologists.The objectives of the Society are:- to promote the scientific study of amphibians and reptiles; – to provide opportunities for …
Aims- The Österreichische Gesellschaft für Herpetologie (Austrian Herpetological Society, ÖGH) is a public non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of all aspects of herpetology. It supports scientific research in this field and is actively engaged in the protection of amphibians and reptiles and their natural habitat.- It also seeks to …
These forums provide you with the opportunity to participate and offer insight and information on conservation issues and the ecology of Baja California and the Sea of Cortez. You do not have to register to participate. Conservation & Ecology ForumPost discussion, Q & A’s, and news pertaining to the ecology …
Activities to conserve endangered sea turtle populations in Barbados have been conducted by the Barbados Sea Turtle Project (BSTP) since 1987. The BSTP is a project of the University of the West Indies (Cave Hill Campus, Barbados) working in collaboration with the Fisheries Division of the Ministry of Agriculture and …
BAARS is an educational and conservational group of amateur andprofessional herpetologists who want to share their knowledge, enthusiasm, and friendship with others interested in these fascinating creatures. The stated purpose of the Society is: >..To encourage education and dissemination of scientific information through the facilities of the society. >..To encourage …
British Columbia’s convoluted coastline is home to twenty-three species of cetaceans and two species of sea turtles. Nine of these are at risk of extinction. To conserve these species, it’s crucial to learn more about their distribution and habitat use. It’s impossible for researchers to monitor these coastal waters year-round …
Due to the increasing burden of caring for rescued animals and expanding our educational programme, ‘Beaver Zoological Gardens and Reptile Rescue’ became a Registered Charity in 1997. Our Charity is dedicated to the following aims : To provide rescue facilities for unwanted reptiles and other animals. To discourage the public …
