Our Mission
Reptile Research is a conservation research organization, dedicated to understanding biodiversity of reptiles and amphibians. Education, volunteering, and capacity building are integral to this task. We offer people the experiences, skills and tools to promote understanding of biodiversity beyond our own organization. As images of nature are one of the best devices for both documenting biodiversity and sharing it with the world, photography is also central to our goals.
Who are we?
Reptile Research is a group of professional naturalists, educators, photographers, and most importantly volunteer research participants.
Deep gratitude goes out to all our research participants. We wouldn't get our important work done without these dedicated students, interns, and volunteers.
2002-2006
Shannon Hoss
Christiane Mouette
Federico Pardo
Norah Debellis
Shannon Laage
Diann Gaalema
Nat Evans
Stephanie Fletcher
Ryan Simpson
Colin DuPee
January 2007
J.P. Lawrence
Ariana Rickard
with
Maximo (Guide)
Photo Galleries:
May 2007
(left to right)
Andrew Durso
Jonathan Pahlas
Kelly Donithan
Mike Chiego
Liani Zabala
Heather Heinz
Ross Maynard
Photo Galleries:
August 2007
(left to right)
Tara Luckau
Lisa Edema
Lindsey Bonner
Anthony Rodgers
Bill Langworthy
Destiny Poruchny
Steve Beri
with
Darwin Leon, Carlos Robles (guides)
Photo Galleries:
January 2008
(left to right)
Claire Robinson
Cheryl Zaitschenko
Laurence Jarvis
with
Placido Palacios (guide)
Samael Padilla (assistant)
Photo Galleries: