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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