Muy honrada de ser parte de esta iniciativa y mis felicitaciones y apoyo a María Claudia Segovia 🇪🇨 quien con su esfuerzo y tenacidad ha logrado dar visibilidad a las mujeres en las ciencias.

Thank you Save The Snakes for supporting women carrying out education and outreach. I am honored for receiving your grant Please follow us and support our projects vivarium.org.ec

The first radio-telemetry project done in Ecuador towards the conservation of the bushmaster (Lachesis acrochorda ) Thanks to the support Save The Snakes

Buen momento para recordar el legado de las mujeres pioneras en la ciencia y su lucha por la igualdad de oportunidades en este campo. OEI Ecuador 👩🏽‍🎓CientíficasEcuador🇪🇨 CIESPAL Org. for Women in Science for the Developing World María Elena Barragan #11F #MujeresEnCiencia #diadelamujerylaninaenciencia #MujeresCientificas

Read this article, co-written by LSTM PhD student Camille Abada for The Conversation, about the discovery of the 95Mat5 antibody, which has huge potential as a game-changing treatment for snakebite envenoming. ⬇️ #Research theconversation.com/were-a-step-cl…

It's #InternationalWomensDay & we're celebrating the amazing women who study reptiles & amphibians! Women in Herpetology by Global Women in Herpetology features inspiring stories of female herpetologists around the world. We have a copy at our Snake Conservation Center, do you have yours?

Six years waiting for this, and after unimaginable barriers….. finally…!!!!!

instagram.com/p/C5RK5tsrCW_/… Follow this amazing project for venomous snake conservation.

Please share and help us to make it possible….!! First ever footage of a wild Chocoan bushmaster. facebook.com/share/r/KxLQKj…

Have you ever seen a Bushmaster, the biggest viper in the world, yawning…?? This and more footage about the day by day life of this amazing snake in the Chocoan region of Ecuador. Follow and support acortar.link/d9Cvd4

This incredible moments captured for the first time in the world and about a wild specimen of Bushmaster recently released in northwestern Ecuador. An armadillo walking near the Queen’s hiding place. Please follow us and support acortar.link/d9Cvd4

Interactions between wildlife fauna are few. We can see when a sloth has come down to the floor of the forest to urinate and excrete, in front of the bushmaster hiding place. We cannot stop marveling at these in one of the most diverse forests in the world.

After four months of research we can see some interactions between the female Bushmaster or Guascama (Lachesis acrochorda) and an agouti (Dasyprocta punctata). We know so little about snakes’s interactions with other species in their habitat. Please share: instagram.com/conviviendocon…

The reproductive biology of snakes of the genus Lachesis has been poorly documented. Watch this footage of a female, sharing a hole with another specimen. It has remained here for the last week. We are very excited about what this could mean Follow us, share and support…!!

Thank you Global Women in Herpetology and Julia Back for the amazing job, you’ve done.

Thank you Orhou Society for providing the space to spotlight the efforts towards snake conservation in Ecuador-South America facebook.com/share/p/no6Evz…

So proud of being part of that amazing initiative. Thanks Itzue W. Caviedes-Solis Dr. Sinlan Poo (Sheila) 蒲歆嵐 🇹🇼🐸 umi. Sorry I couldn’t join you…!!!

On International Snakebite Awareness Day #ISBAD2024 the Snakebite Community Engagement Network aims to share community efforts, discuss and implement effective strategies among snakebite specialists around the world. Follow and share snakebitecommunityengagement.net

Queremos celebrar a todas las niñas y mujeres en la ciencia, y en especial en la Herpetología. Invitamos a llenar la siguiente encuesta en línea, si tú área de trabajo es la Herpetología en Ecuador. facebook.com/share/v/1A9nTx…

En el día de la serpientes compartimos el siguiente reportaje. Gracias a @mongabaylatam AnaCristina Alvarado 💜