Author: Site Staff
Annual Pet Poetry Contest
Pet industry trade association launches third annual pet poetry contest for kids. [...]
Gulf Aide Project To Host Fundraising Event
The Gulf Aide Project is hosting a fundraising event to help reptiles and amphibians affected by the BP oil disaster. [...]
Frog Population Estimates May Be Inaccurate
A new study shows that frog population estimates may be inaccurate. [...]
REPTILES Vet Columnist Douglas Mader Honored
REPTILES vet columnist Dr. Douglas Mader honored by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service for conservation efforts. [...]
Zoo Med Opens Turtle And Tortoise Facility
Zoo Med opens its new turtle and tortoise facility. [...]
Wildlife Dealer Anson Wong Detained
Wildlife dealer Anson Wong detained in Malaysia after officials find 98 live reptiles in his luggage. [...]
TSA Hong Kong Turtle Rescue
The TSA plans to import turtles rescued from a trade confiscation in Hong Kong. [...]
Reptilemania At The San Diego Zoo
Sept. 16 to 19 is Reptilemania at the San Diego Zoo. [...]
Dead Mice To Kill Invasive Snakes In Guam
Dead mice laced with acetaminophen are being used to kill the invasive brown tree snakes in Guam. [...]
PIJAC Welcomes New President And CEO
PIJAC welcomes Mike Canning as its new president and CEO. [...]
Cane Toads May Be Less Of A Threat
New research shows that invasive cane toads in Australia may be less of a threat than previously believed. [...]
Comment On Petition To Control Spread Of Chytrid
The FWS seeks public comment on a petition to control the spread of chytrid fungus by listing infected amphibians as "injurious wildlife" under the La [...]
Clay Ghann To Speak At International Conference
Clay Ghann, owner of Ghann's Cricket Farm, has been invited to speak at an arthropod conference in Vienna, Austria. [...]
Tetrafauna Viquarium Wins Awards At SuperZoo
Tetrafauna's Viquarium won two awards at SuperZoo 2010. [...]
Tortoise Poachers Apprehended In Madagascar
Radiated tortoise poachers were apprehended in Madagascar thanks to a tip from a local citizen. [...]
Desert Tortoises Moved For Solar Thermal Plant
Desert tortoises in a stretch of the Mojave Desert in Southern California are being moved to make way for a solar thermal power plant. [...]
FWC Seeks Information On Florida’s Listed Species
The FWC is seeking information on Florida's listed threatened species and species of special concern. [...]
New Program To Save Sea Turtles
A new capture-and-release program in the Caribbean aims to save sea turtles. [...]
White’s Role Expands At CCPet
Tom White's role expands at CCPet with title of general manager. [...]
Texas Proposes Changes To Salmonella Warnings
The Texas Department of State Health Services is proposing changes to the Salmonella warning signs reptile retailers use. [...]
Pollution May Be Linked To Sea Turtle Disease
A new study links pollution to a tumor-forming disease in green sea turtles. [...]
USFWS Lists Candidates For Endangered Species Act
The USFWS has released its annual list of candidates for protection under the Endangered Species Act. [...]
Three New Amphibian Species Discovered
Scientists have discovered three amphibian species believed to be new to science. [...]
What Your Pets Say About Your Career Path
According to a new survey, your choice of pet says something about your career path. [...]
