
Tropical Herping
@tropicalherping
TH is a initiative striving to document & preserve tropical reptiles and amphibians through sustainable tourism, scientific research and environmental education
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https://www.tropicalherping.com/ 30-04-2012 21:57:23
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A brief sample of the work 📷 that our co-founder and director of photography Lucas Bustamante has been doing in the #Galapagos 🏝 during the last year, partnering with @SaveGalapagos and the Parque Galápagos bit.ly/TH_Galapagos_C…








The "extinct" #Fernandina Giant-#Tortoise 🐢is confirmed to be rediscovered after been disappeared for more than a century! 🤩 This week, the genetic analysis 🧬 confirmed that the specimen found in 2009 is an authentic Fernandina Giant-Tortoise! 🥳 Photos by Lucas Bustamante


Grandes noticias: Dos especies de lagartijas 🦎, consideradas posiblemente extintas por la IUCN, están documentadas por primera vez en Ecuador 🇪🇨! Tropical Herping ZGAP_e.V AMARUBIOPARQUECUENCA 📷Fotos de José Vieira y Alejandro Arteaga tropicalherping.com/articles/two_l…


Search teams with Tropical Herping found these species for the after exploring the Andes many times in the past. Read about the emotional first moments they saw them.




Which one is your favorite #Galapagos Iguana? 🤔 Check out our updated calendar for 2023 and 2024 at the following link ☝🏼️ tropicalherping.com/Links.html Photo by TH 📸 Lucas Bustamante #Ecuador #Travel #bucketlist



Our research on #Bothriechis has been published! We describe five #newspecies and revalidate three. More than 100 people contributed to this work, but I want to thank in particular Casey Klebba and Aga Khan Development Network, to whom we dedicate two of the species. Press release 👉 shorturl.at/rzOQT




Thanks to the Burgers' Zoo we will soon be embarking on the fourth census of endangered #amphibians at the #ArlequinReserve, focused primarily on the Mindo Harlequin Toad, but also on other threatened frogs such as the Pinocchio Rainfrog (#Pristimantis appendiculatus).



The invasive Flowerpot #BlindSnake (#Indotyphlops braminus) 🐍 is reported for the first time in #Ecuador. Full article at 👉 doi.org/10.15560/21.2.… Research by Eduardo Zavala and Alejandro Arteaga with support from Khamai Foundation.
