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The ACT Herpetological Association produces a bi-monthly newsletter. The newsletter is full of interesting articles, field reports and news, including summaries of guest presentations delivered at ACTHA meetings.

The newsletter is not to be missed!

ACTHA Newsletter April - May 2010

ACTHA's industrious Newsletter Editor has prepared the April - May 2010 Newsletter.

In this issue

ACTHA fieldtrip to Nimmitabel
Conservation Biology of the Grassland Earless Dragon (Tympanocryptis pinguicolla)
Molonglo biodiversity issues and the Pink‐tailed Worm‐lizard
ACTHA displays at the Tidbinbilla Extravaganza and the Hawker Primary School Fete
Venomous snakes are best left alone
The Yellow‐spotted Bell Frog, thought extinct, has been found!
Corroboree Frog breeding facility update
Burrowing into ACTHA’s past: The first year
Brown snake has a water dragon for lunch at the Australian National Botanic Gardens

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ACTHA Newsletter April - May 2010	998 Kb

ACTHA Newsletter June - July 2010

ACTHA's industrious Newsletter Editor has prepared the June - July 2010 Newsletter.

In this issue

ACTHA presents a cheque to the Australian National Botanic Gardens
The value of surveys and putting dots on maps
David Attenborough on snakes
Rising temperatures drive lizards to extinction
Burrowing into ACTHA’s past: 1986

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ACTHA Newsletter June - July 2010	957 Kb

ACTHA Newsletter February - March 2010

ACTHA's industrious Newsletter Editor has prepared the February - March 2010 Newsletter.

In this issue

Local herps and activities
Burrowing into ACTHA's past
Where to find frogs: Martin Westgate's presentation on his work in the Jervis Bay area
ACTHA's Snakes Alive! Exhibition at the Australian National Botanic Gardens 2010
Local ACT reptile species: learn all about them!
The Spiny‐tailed Monitor

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ACTHA Newsletter February - March 2010	1078 Kb

ACTHA Newsletter December 2009 - January 2010

ACTHA's industrious Newsletter Editor has prepared the December 2009 to January 2010 Newsletter.

In this issue

ACTHA has new logo and merchandise
The ACTHA website and Snakes Alive!
2010 Communal nesting amongst otherwise solitary reptiles
Chytridiomycosis and Green Tree Frogs
A Gecko's tail
True blue: Komodo Dragon may have evolved in Australia

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ACTHA Newsletter December 2009 - January 2010	496 Kb

ACTHA Newsletter October - November 2009

ACTHA's industrious Newsletter Editor has prepared the October - November Newsletter for 2009.

In this issue

Snakes Alive! 2009
The Centralian Blue-tongue Lizard
Inaugural Meeting of the Reptile Carers Group
International Scene: Lizard Who Lands Like a Feather
Amphibian Recovery Efforts in Kosciuszko
Ross Pengilley and the Northern Corroboree Frog
MARK’s 10th Anniversary Meeting
2009 ACTHA Grants

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ACTHA Newsletter October - November 2009	772 Kb