🎨Are you a keen artist? Share your impression of the kaleidoscope of colour found on our heathlands! This #HeathWeek , ARC are bringing our art competition back… 🖌️ Read more
ARC urges the next Government to take substantial action to conserve amphibians and reptiles as part of a broader plan to reverse species declines. Read more
ARC along with five Environmental partners are celebrating an award from the Government’s Species Survival Fund to help halt species decline and restore habitats in the New Forest. Read more
ARC's Conservation Director, Jim Foster reflects on this year's annual conference and share some delegate highlights Read more
ARC’s SSAAR Education Officer, Janet Ullman updates us on a busy summer so far; a prize winning Champhibian School student, a new slow-worm survey, bringing Gaelic into our work and more. Read more
Cofnod and local ecological experts brought their expertise to four of ARC’s nature reserves in northeast Wales this summer to help increase the recorded biodiversity of sites in a wonderful knowledge exchange. Read more
ARC has maintains a “bank” of reptile sloughs made available to researchers or universities investigating aspects of reptile biology, conservation or taxonomy. Find out more about what we do with them! Read more
A guest blog from Cally Ullman-Smith, detailing a new monitoring project: the Scottish Slow-worm Project. Read more
Amphibian and Reptile Conservation joined more than 60,000 people and over 350 charities, businesses and action groups to march through central London. They had one simple but powerful message to the UK’s political parties – that they must Restore Nature Now. Read more
Highlands, 17th June 2024. National wildlife charity, Amphibian and Reptile Conservation (ARC) is thrilled to announce the newest character joining their adopt-a-pond schools programmes: Losgy an Losgann! Read more
Recently ARC’s reptile conservation officer visited the New Forest Reptile Centre to assist with a health checkup for the centre’s resident sand lizards. The lizards are part of the sand lizard reintroduction programme and require checkups to enable them to be released into the wild. Read more
Recently, ARC held a three day long "Reptiles and Amphibians of Dorset" Tour with NatureTrek. Here's what the participants got up to as told by Dorset Field Officer, James. Read more