ARC raises a voice for UK amphibians and reptiles as Government sets out new plans for nature recovery. Read more
A new ARC project which aims to increase understanding of Scotland's amphibians and reptiles, and address their conservation needs; involving communities in monitoring and habitat improvements. Read more
Kaylem tells us a bit about himself, the Welsh 3000s challenge and why he chose to support the conservation of natterjack toads Read more
Find out about ARC's range of training events for all abilities and budgets running during spring 2022 Read more
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We are sad to report another fire at ARC’s St Catherine’s Hill nature reserve near Christchurch, Dorset on Tuesday, 5th April 2022. Read more
Education Officer for Saving Scotland’s Amphibians and Reptiles (SSAAR), Janet Ullman has sprung into action with the tide of emerging frogs this March. In her debut blog post she gives us a taste of ‘the life of an Education Officer’. Read more
ARC’s Connecting the Dragons Project Officer, Pete Hill give us an update and describes why spring is his favourite time of year. Read more
In this latest update Snakes in the Heather Public Engagement and Education Officer, Owain Masters fills us in on work the team has been doing on reptile surveys, education and events Read more
ARC's Monitoring Dragons Project Officer in North Wales, Joe Franklin shares some exciting news about the expansion of the project and what lies ahead Read more
The Garfield Weston Foundation has increased its hugely valuable core funding, supporting ARC as we grow Read more
NatureSpace marks 4th anniversary by celebrating national success of its District Licensing Scheme Read more