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We are very happy to announce that this week we will host a seminar by Ana Serra Silva from Science at the Natural History Museum & University of Bristol, titled "On the "bumpy" road to a new amphibian tree of life" Ana's talk will take place this Wednesday (7th July) at 18:00 BST. Link will be posted on the day.

Our seminar is happening TONIGHT 1800 BST Use the link below to join🐸 bit.ly/3hGQFet Please remember to have your camera off and microphone muted to prevent any distractions for our speaker.

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We are very happy to announce that this weeks Herpetology Seminar will be delivered by Richard Baxter, titled "On Giants – an overview of research and rewilding with Aldabra giant tortoises". Wednesday 4th August at 18:00 BST. A link will be posted tomorrow and will be recorded

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Do you own or manage a pond? If so, alice pawlik would like to hear from you! Please follow the link or QR code below to complete a 10-minute/anonymous survey about your pond to help inform future conservation of freshwater species (especially amphibians🐸)

In the most recent issue of Herpetological Journal: Anđelković, Nikolić & Tomović, discuss "Reproductive characteristics, diet composition and fat reserves of nose-horned vipers (Vipera ammodytes)". Article is available from doi.org/10.33256/31.3.…

If you want to know more about the Príncipe giant tree frog then check out: Jaynes et al. "New evidence for distinctiveness of the island-endemic Príncipe giant tree frog (Arthroleptidae: Leptopelis palmatus)". Available as Open Access from thebhs.org/publications/t…

🐸The Herpetology Seminar Series is back! 🦎 Join us next week (Wednesday 27th) at the slightly later time of 7pm to hear from University of Exeter PhD student alice pawlik about her live public pond survey! #HerpetologySeminarSeries

Starting at 7pm tonight! Join us to hear from alice pawlik using this link: tinyurl.com/p7ny86xa

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⚠️Final call for pond owners/managers in the UK & Ireland to take part in a survey closing on Sunday⚠️ Please follow the link below to complete the survey which was created to better understand pond distribution/diversity & aid species conservation: tinyurl.com/v958heuh