Author: Site Staff
Florida Expands Reptile Animal Amnesty
Florida gives owners of non-native species that require permits more options if they can’t keep their reptiles or animals. [...]
Many New Herps Found In The Past Decade.
Greater Mekong region has brought many new herps in the past decade. [...]
Galapagos Pink Iguana
Galapagos pink iguana identified, soon to be named and described. [...]
Ten New Colombian Amphibians
Scientists have announced the discovery of 10 amphibians in Colombia believed to be new to science. [...]
Proposed Python Ban (S373)
PIJAC expects long battle over proposed python ban S373. [...]
Frog Rediscovered In Costa Rica
Frog, thought to be extinct, has been rediscovered in Costa Rica. [...]
Year Of The Frog
Find out how you can participate in 2008’s Year of the Frog. [...]
New Rules For Florida Herp Owners In 2008
New rules in Florida for red-eared sliders, nonnative venomous snakes and "reptiles of concern." [...]
Gopher Tortoise May Be Official State Tortoise Of Florida
Florida bill to designate gopher tortoise as official state tortoise. [...]
Two Herps Named In Top Ten Conservation Success Stories Of 2007
Wyoming toad and Kemp's ridley sea turtle named in top ten success stories of 2007. [...]
Notice Of Inquiry Deadline Nearing
Helpful tips from PIJAC for submitting comments to the USFWS. [...]
PIJAC Interviews USFWS
Seeks to clarify notice of inquiry on constrictor snakes. [...]
South Carolina Turtle Ban Proposal
South Carolina legislation would ban eight species of turtle. [...]
Comments Sought For New Texas Snake Regulations
Possible new Texas regulations regarding venomous snakes and constrictor snakes. [...]
Earliest Reptile Footprints
The earliest evidence for the existence of reptiles has been found in Canada. [...]
How Do Crocodilians Eat Animals Whole?
New research shows how crocodilians eat animals whole. [...]
New Herpetarium Coming To Fort Worth Zoo
Texas’ Fort Worth Zoo is getting bigger. [...]
