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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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    Monitoring Dragons - Monitro’r dreigiau

    New project funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, aims to establish a network of long term amphibian and reptile monitoring sites across southern Wales.

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  • Recovering the pool frog – England’s rarest amphibian

    Recovering the pool frog – England’s rarest amphibian

    The Pool Frog Recovery Project is the latest stage in ARC’s long-term work to reintroduce the northern pool frog to England.

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    ARC is seeking dedicated volunteers to help monitor amphibians and reptiles in south Wales as part of an exciting new project

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    ARC has teamed up with TV presenters Chris Packham and Iolo Williams to create a new fun and informative animated adder guide.

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    Read about our findings so far and how you can join in with Garden Dragon Watch

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  • World Frog Day 2021 – celebrating the UK’s rarest amphibian

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    To celebrate World Frog Day 2021 ARC’s Pool Frog Recovery Project Officer, Ben King tells us more about the northern clade pool frog and our work to conserve them.

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    ARC Trustee Howard Inns reflects on a recent discussion about a reduction in his grass snake encounters and what might affect their abundance.

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    If you find a snake or lizard (including slow-worm) slough anywhere in the UK please donate it to the Reptile Genebank

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Published: 27th April, 2017

Updated: 14th October, 2020

Author: Kim Boughey

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