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Our research program has expanded into the Amazon rainforest, and we are now accepting applications for participants to help us with our project on conservation ecology. Check these links to find out how you can participate.
Our next Amazon Rainforest Photography Workshops will be held in Ecuador starting on February 26th and June 4th. Find out about how you can join us in this unique experience photographing macro subjects of the jungle.
Interviews and footage from our latest study site, Rio Bigal, in Amazonian Ecuador. For more information on this site, visit our partner organization's site: Fundacion Sumac Muyu. Video recorded and produced by Morley Reed.
We are pleased to announce our latest project in Ecuador. We will be using breakthrough techniques to undertake a unique journey of scientific discovery and conservation in a site where we have found at least 10 species of frog new to science. Find out how you can help!
Find out about how your class, organization, or group of friends can arrange a custom photo workshop anywhere in the United States. Custom-suited curricula can include technical, artistic, and practical applications of nature photography.
Herpetology: The branch of Zoology dealing with reptiles and amphibians.
As a group of herpetologists, we take a general approach to the study of life. Ecology, evolution and animal behavior are all part of our scientific repertoire.
