The Australian Herpetological society will be running a herping trip to Ledknapper Nature Reserve, 94 km from Bourke NSW, in November 2020. If you love open sky’s, red sand and plenty of wildlife this if for you. This trip is open to members only and will be run under our scientific licence guidelines. Dates: • Friday 6th November to Sunday…
Join us for our next Watch Party! The remote desert regions of Australia encompass unique ecosystems with highly biodiverse reptile assemblages. Many of these areas are “ruled” by a reptilian apex predator, the perentie. Despite its wide distribution and impressive size of over 2m, fairly little is known about the spatial and reproductive ecology of this monitor lizard in the…
Considering the ongoing situation with Covid 19 & acceptable social distancing regulations, we will be conducting our annual AGM via Zoom meeting (link will be sent out in an email). Anyone being nominated for the committee (or nominating someone else for the committee) must be a current financial member. We will also be presenting the President’s Report, Financial Report, &…
Every year the Australian Herpetological Society conducts a field trip in late summer based at the UNSW field study centre on Smiths Lake, which is about 4 hours north of Sydney. This is a beautiful location right on the lake and it’s not far from the beach at Seal Rocks. The field trip commences at 7pm on Friday 27th March…