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Petr Necas
Scintific advisor Petr spent 30 years travelling the world to honor his great passion for chameleons. He has studied and photographed wild and captive populations in Europe, Africa, Madagascar, the Arabian penninsula, India and the USA and authored dozens of scientific articles and several herpetological books. His book titled; Chameleons, the nature’s hidden jewels is […]
Jan Pavlas
Contributing Editor for South-Eastern Asia, RHJ Jan Pavlas (1982, Prague, Czech Republic). Author, writer, field herpetologist, explorer and culinary enthusiast who currently spends most of his time in Mindanao where he participates on research aimed at biodiversity of local herpetofauna. He is developing his own program aimed at education and coexistence of local inhabitants with […]
Anna Hryshchenko
Technical support, Shop, Membership Since 2012 till now Anna has been working at BION Terrarium Center, Kyiv, Ukraine as PR & Marketing Manager.
RH Journal #17 (Sep.–Oct. 2024). Contents
Read in the RH Journal #17: – Philippe de Vosjoli, Dmitri Tkachev. Editorial – Benoit de Villelongue, Sebastien Metrailler, Martin Etave. How private keepers can participate in the conservation of Jackson’s chameleons – Stephanie Veit. Successful keeping and breeding of Theloderma corticale – César L. Barrio-Amorós. From two to 10 eyelash vipers! What is going […]
Herping with RHJ Special Edition. Contents
Herp-related tourism or “herping”, the herpetological version of bird watching, is on the rise and there are many reasons for this. They include: Greater opportunities for travel around the world A personal need for broader knowledge and experiences, not only about nature but also of other human societies and cultures (field herping invariably involves human […]
RH Journal #16 (Jul.-Aug. 2024). List of Content
– Rogier Van Rossem. The Goals and Tasks of EHA (European Herpetoculture Alliance) – Truong Quang Nguyen, Cuong The Pham, Minh D. Le, Tao Thien Nguyen, Thomas Ziegler, Leandro Bergmann. A Brief Look On Vietnamese Wilderness And Herpetofauna – Olexiy Korshunov. Captive breeding techniques for Australian Green Tree Frogs – Benjamin Dragantha-Fabian. Advancements in Desert […]
ZOOS Worldwide Herp Collections. An Overview
Dear Friends, It is my pleasure to present to you our special issue—“Zoos Worldwide Herp Collections”. Currently, there are about 10 000 zoos in the world; the best of them are important educational and conservation centers that provide real opportunities for conservation ex situ species that can no longer survive in natural conditions due to […]