The Cottonmouth Myth
Houston Chandler
Views:61,572 views There may not be another animal on the planet that receives as much unfounded descriptions of…
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Celebrating southeastern wetlands: An unappreciated resource
Views:527 views I have spent countless hours wandering through wetlands in the southeastern Coastal Plain, usually in search…
Using species distribution models to inform conservation
Views:141 views Identifying where species occur is an important but challenging aspect of many conservation projects. Species occurrence…
Flatwoods Salamander Conservation
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orianne
Views:684 views At the end of January, I found myself back in school at Virginia Tech pursuing…
Conservation Lessons from New Zealand’s Imperiled Herpetofauna
Views:16 views New Zealand is composed of a collection of islands located in the southern Pacific Ocean.…
Spotted, Blanding’s, and Wood Turtle Conservation Symposium: Bringing Together Partners to Push Conservation Forward
Views:152 views On a chilly day in early November, I plunged into a cold, shallow stream in…
Hunting for Salamanders in the southern Appalachians
Views:1,317 views On a cool morning in early October, we set out with a group of Orianne Society…
Tegus find their way into Georgia
Views:215 views Increasing globalization has led to a truly astounding number of reptile and amphibian species being easily…