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Welcome to the ARC e-Newsletter page. Subscribing to our bi-monthly e-Newsletter is your chance to find out the latest news from Amphibian and Reptile Conservation (ARC) and to learn more about the important work we are doing to conserve our native amphibians and reptiles, and to re-connect people with their natural environment. Each edition will feature a selection of the exciting projects that we are involved with and ways that you can help.  To find out more you can read the most recent ARC eNews here:

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Published: 27th April, 2017

Updated: 14th October, 2020

Author: Kim Boughey

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Published: 27th April, 2017

Updated: 14th October, 2020

Author: Kim Boughey

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