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Snakes in the Heather Celebration Event

Come and join us for an evening all about ARC's flagship project, Snakes in the Heather. Hear from the staff and volunteers involved in conservation of the UK's rarest reptile, the smooth snake, and the internationally important heathland habitat on which it depends.
Snakes in the Heather – New video lesson series and exciting dates for your diary!

Education Officer, Owain shares details of our now compete series of reptile video lessons for primary school children and some not to be missed events coming up this summer.
Helping hand for Hurtwood sand lizards

ARC staff and volunteers release juvenile sand lizards at Hurtwood in Surrey, as part of ARC’s ongoing captive breeding and reintroduction program
New 2021 amphibian and reptile training by ARC & FSC

We are delighted to announce that ARC has again partnered with the Field Studies Council (FSC) to offer training courses.

Benefits of our work

Read more about the the primary and secondary benefits of our work to conserves amphibians and reptiles, and the habitats on which they depend.
University placements & dissertations

ARC is occasionally able to offer support to undergraduate or Masters' students needing work placements and/or dissertations.
School work placements

Each year Amphibian and Reptile Conservation accommodates school work placements.
Partners and Funders

Organisations that work alongside Amphibian and Reptile Conservation to tackle declines in reptiles and amphibians globally.
Patrons

Introducing ARC Patrons Chris Packham, Iolo Williams and Lucy Cooke.
Trustees

Read about Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Trustees.
Staff

Find contact details for our staff based across the UK.
25 years of herpetofauna conservation

Although Amphibian and Reptile Conservation itself is a relatively new charity, its pedigree and experience directly link to the 20 year history of the Herpetological Conservation Trust.