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Hey I am also a guy thats loves to be around reptiles and I was wondering if there was a certain group of people that protected reptiles and amphibians. I have saved countless endangered turtles and other reptiles. If you know something about a group of people like this email me at npaduchowski@hotmail.com
Hi Nick,
Thanks for giving endangered reptiles and amphibians a helping hand! A great program to get involved in and meet other enthusiastic reptile lovers is the Ontario Reptile and Amphibian Atlas that Ontario Nature coordinates. You can learn more at https://www.ontarionature.org/atlas and connect to many participants on our Facebook group “Ontario Reptile & Amphibian Atlas.”
Hi James –
It was great to have you and Catherine out for 4 days with us. Your help and dedication was really appreciated.
I hope your fingers have started to heal from all the rock flipping.
The Attenborough video of the Queensnake eating the crayfish was amazing! Thanks for the link. I know the Life in Cold Blood series, but I haven’t seen all the episodes. Nice to see local herps profiled by a such an internationally known wildlife expert.
Will