EDI Membership Initiative
CHS offers a free one-year membership for individuals belonging to traditionally under-represented groups
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CHS Merch Available Now
We are pleased to announce the opening of our online store, where you can purchase CHS tees with the online conference logo (as well as our regular logo) among other goodies. 10% of sales go to CHS.
EDI Membership Initiative
CHS offers a free one-year membership for individuals belonging to traditionally under-represented groups
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CHS Merch Available Now
We are pleased to announce the opening of our online store, where you can purchase CHS tees with the online conference logo (as well as our regular logo) among other goodies. 10% of sales go to CHS.
Welcome
Dedicated to the study, preservation, and conservation of Canada's native amphibians and reptiles.
The mandate of CHS is to foster research and conservation of Canada’s reptiles and amphibians, collectively known as herpetofauna. This website provides information about Canada’s herpetofauna, as well as resources to assist researchers and conservation professionals within Canada.
The Canadian Herpetological Society (CHS) is committed to ensuring herpetology in Canada is welcoming to everyone. We are aware that our field does not have an inclusive history, but we are working to change this. We acknowledge that barriers, including systemic discrimination in academia and elsewhere, have prevented equitable access to education, research, and job opportunities in herpetology. As such, we are committed to ensuring that the CHS is a safe, equitable, diverse, and inclusive environment for all herpers.
Become a CHS Member
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Welcome
Dedicated to the study, preservation, and conservation of Canada's native amphibians and reptiles.
The mandate of CHS is to foster research and conservation of Canada’s reptiles and amphibians, collectively known as herpetofauna. This website provides information about Canada’s herpetofauna, as well as resources to assist researchers and conservation professionals within Canada.
The Canadian Herpetological Society (CHS) is committed to ensuring herpetology in Canada is welcoming to everyone. We are aware that our field does not have an inclusive history, but we are working to change this. We acknowledge that barriers, including systemic discrimination in academia and elsewhere, have prevented equitable access to education, research, and job opportunities in herpetology. As such, we are committed to ensuring that the CHS is a safe, equitable, diverse, and inclusive environment for all herpers.
Become a CHS Member
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Discover Canadian Herpetology
Knowledge & Resources
amphibians & reptiles of canada
Canadian Species
Learn about Canada’s amphibians and reptiles, including identification, where they live and their conservation status.
Taxa Catalogued:
100+ Native Species
The Drift Fence
CHS Blog
Intercepting ideas, discoveries and (mis)adventures in Canadian Herpetology.
Latest Entry:
The Rattlesnake Ramble
official bulletin
Publications
The Canadian Herpetologist (TCH) is a publication produced annually by the Canadian Herpetological Society.
Current Issue:
Vol. 12, Num. 1 — Winter, 2022/2023
Discover Canadian Herpetology
Knowledge & Resources
amphibians & reptiles of canada
Canadian Species
Learn about Canada’s amphibians and reptiles, including identification, where they live and their conservation status.
Taxa Catalogued:
100+ Native Species
The Drift Fence
CHS Blog
Intercepting ideas, discoveries and (mis)adventures in Canadian Herpetology.
Latest Entry:
The Rattlesnake Ramble
official bulletin
Publications
The Canadian Herpetologist (TCH) is a publication produced annually by the Canadian Herpetological Society.