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Herp Working Group

  • Review the Charter for this Working Group!
  • Herpetological project data from member's military installations and organizations
  • Presentation on Field Techniques For Surgically Implanting Radio Transmitters In Venomous Snakes
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  • Management and Conservation of Reptiles and Amphibians on Military Installations

    Do you have an interest in frogs, turtles, salamanders, snakes, lizards, alligators, and toads? Then maybe you should consider joining the National Military Fish & Wildlife Association (NMFWA)’s Herpetology Working Group

    The NMFWA Herpetology Working Group was established to share information among NMFWA members regarding the management of herptile species (amphibians and reptiles) on US military lands and waters. The goals of the NMFWA Herpetology Working Group are to:

    • Facilitate communication and information exchange among members of NMFWA interested in herptile species.
    • Enhance knowledge and technical capabilities of Department of Defense(hereinafter referred to as DOD) natural resources professionals in the area of herptile species management.
    • Increase awareness and appreciation within DOD of herptile species management issues and decision-making processes.

    The Herpetology Working Group’s objectives are to:

    1. Provide regular communication among members of NMFWA interested in herptile species management through e-mail discussions, meetings, symposia,workshops, newsletters, specialty publications, and other means.
    2. Promote membership in NMFWA to DOD natural resources professionals interested in herptile species management.
    3. Provide information and technical assistance to NMFWA members in the areaof herptile species management.
    4. Make recommendations to the NMFWA Board of Directors for specific actions by NMFWA in the area of herptile species management.
    5. Develop draft technical reviews, position statements, and other materials in the area of herptile species management for consideration by the NMFWA Board of Directors.
    6. Provide information and technical assistance to government officials, journalists, educators, other organizations, and the general public in the area of herptile species management.

    Have we piqued your interest? To join, just send an e-mail to one of the group chairpersons:

    Jim Asmus, Co-Chair
    Wildlife Biologist and Deputy Chief Game Warden
    (760) 763-6681
    jim.asmus@nmfwa.org

    Angy Chambers, Co-Chair
    Cape Canaveral Air Force Station
    Patrick Air Force Base
    321-853-6822 (phone)
    angy.chambers@nmfwa.org

    Recording Secretary: Matthew Hohmann
    mathew.hohmann@nmfwa.org

    Herp Working Group Newsletter requests contact Todd Wills - Todd.Wills@nmfwa.org

 
Updated: November 2009
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