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We are an organisation established to involve the public in the conservation and recording of reptiles and amphibians in North West Wales

Joined February 2015
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Freshers Week at @BangorBioZoo has kicked off 🎉 We're excited to meet some new volunteers and work to conserve our native amphibians and reptiles 🦎🐸🐍 @BangorHerps @BangorHerpSoc @BangorUni
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We've had a few requests to reveal the specimens making up our representation of the transgender pride flag, so here's a little more info! As well as selecting specimens for colour matches, we tried to include objects from across different collections... #TransDayOfVisibility
We'd planned to fly the transgender pride flag over the Museum this #TransDayOfVisibility, in a show of support for our trans and non binary colleagues, volunteers and visitors. Unfortunately we can’t fly it today, so we've let some of our collections display the same message.
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91 toads, 2 newts and 4 frogs were rescued from the roads around Treborth tonight! @ToadRescue @ARC_Bytes @ARGroupsUK 💪🐸 success! Now time for a cuppa
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#Adders out and about on Sunday! These males were observed warming up in the morning sun getting ready for breeding season! It is important to not disturb the adders at this time of year by keeping a respectful distance so they have the best chance of successfully mating
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Some pictures from our latest toad patrol, 41 little toad friends (and a couple frogs and newts) total rescued 🐸
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If you spot our any of our project teams at any events near you, do stop and say hi, our tables are normally filled with lots of herp-related goodies like below. You can pick up a copy of our #JustAddWater pond guide or one of our informational #UrbanTails species guides!
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Last session kicking off now, we've had a fantastic time here at #HWM2020 thanks to @ARC_Bytes @ARGroupsUK and all the sponsors
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Brilliant talk from Jeanette Hall from the Highland Biological Recording Group on how wind farms could be good habitat for adders! Really interesting conservation implications #HWM2020
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Thank you Angela from @ARGroupsUK for your brilliant talk on the adder conservation in the UK and abroad with findings from the amazingly successful #vanishingviper conference #HWM2020 #addersareamazing
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Check out this great little clip of a newt on its way last night! Thanks to @ToriChanMounsey for filming!
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Great talk by Rémi Martin from @wlv_uni on his PhD project looking at Bufo bufo declines 🐸Looking forward to seeing the results of this study. Good to see the use of citizen science! #HWM2020
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Fascinating talk about the Gems in the Dunes project on the Section Coast, an amazing biodiversity hotspot! More surveyors are needed for sand lizards if you live in the area and want to help out 🦎 #HWM2020 @ARGroupsUK @ARC_Bytes
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Thank you Remi Martin for you talk about you PhD research on Bufo Bufo declines! #HWM2020 a great opportunity for citizen science and @ARGroupsUK and local ARG groups like us to get involved!
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It's #toadsonroads time again! Check out our Facebook page for details on our upcoming patrols 🐸
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With #toadsonroads season starting now sign this petition for #wildlife tunnels giving connectivity for #toads & other wildlife
Government: Give Wildlife the Green Light! - Sign the Petition! chng.it/4gn7Bbyz via @UKChange
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Who is excited for #Venomday2019 see you there!
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Female adders do not usually breed every year. During a breeding year individuals may stop growing and lose one third of their body mass. [Photo credit: Tigerente, commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/F…] #FridayFact
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