The Welsh Mountain Zoo has joined forces with Amphibian and Reptile Conservation (ARC) to deliver targeted habitat management benefiting two of Wales’s most remarkable reptiles: the adder and the sand lizard. Read more
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The idea is simple: do one wild thing every day throughout June. Whether that is noticing wildlife on a walk to school or work, building a habitat in your garden, or learning something new about the nature around you, every small action helps people feel more connected to nature. Read more
Amphibian and Reptile Conservation has published a new guidance document, Creating hibernation sites for reptiles, providing practical, evidence-informed advice to help land managers support adders and other reptiles through the winter months. This guidance was published as part of the New Forest Species Survival fund. Read more
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ARC's Saving Scotland'sARC's Saving Scotlands Amphibians and Reptiles Education Officer, Janet Ullman tells us about her monthly radio segment sharing stories and advice about Scotlands fascinating wildlife. Amphibians and Reptiles Education Officer, Janet Ullman tells us about her monthly radio segment sharing stories and advice about Scotland's fascinating wildlife.
ARC's Hop Spots Project Manager, Owain Masters, shares how the team have been making plans and building connections ready to inspire the next generation of conservationists.
Amphibian and Reptile Conservation runs a series of training events designed both for beginners, volunteers and professional ecologists.
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