Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Starts with You
The Southeastern Partners for Amphibian and Reptile Conservation (SEPARC) is dedicated to protecting and conserving amphibian and reptile populations. By joining the SEPARC community, you become part of a collective effort to safeguard these vital species. And the best part? Membership is absolutely free!
Join Us at the 2025 SEPARC Annual Meeting!
Our annual meeting is a cornerstone event that brings together biologists, educators, and advocates across the southeastern US. It's an opportunity to learn, network, and contribute to our mission. Attendees can expect informative sessions, hands-on workshops, and the chance to share their research and experiences.
Mark your calendar and join us for an enriching experience that fuels your passion for reptile and amphibian conservation and species preservation.
A Community Dedicated to Herpetofauna Conservation
SEPARC promotes the conservation of amphibians and reptiles and their habitats through various initiatives, partnerships, and research. We hope you will join our community of scientists, educators, policymakers, and citizen scientists who raise awareness and implement effective conservation strategies in the southeastern US.
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FAQs About SEPARC
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SEPARC stands for Southeast Partners in Amphibian and Reptile Conservation. We are a region of the Partners in Amphibian and Reptile Conservation (PARC) dedicated to conserving herpetofauna. We promote and facilitate the conservation of amphibians and reptiles through collaboration, research, and education. SEPARC is sponsored by the Amphibian & Reptile Conservancy, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
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You can join SEPARC by clicking here. Membership is free and open to anyone interested in amphibian and reptile conservation including students, citizen scientists, educators, researchers, and biologists.
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The annual meeting is typically held at the beginning of each year. The exact dates and details can be found by clicking here. The meeting typically includes keynote speakers, presentations, workshops, networking socials, and field trips focused on amphibian and reptile conservation.
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Joining SEPARC is a great first step! You can participate in various conservation projects, attend events, and collaborate with other members dedicated to protecting amphibians and reptiles. You can also volunteer for local initiatives, conduct field research, and engage in public education efforts.
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Visit our resource library to see our amphibian and reptile conservation resources.
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Look in the website menu under Task Teams to visit each task team’s webpage. If you’re interested in forming a new task team, contact us through this form on our contact page.
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No we do not help with rehoming pets that are no longer wanted or rehabilitate injured wild animals. We recommend visiting Animal Help Now to find animal rehabilitation resources near you.
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No, not at this time, SEPARC does not visit schools or organizations for educational programs. We are a networking and research organization dedicated to reptile conservation. Our primary focus is on facilitating connections among conservation professionals, conducting and supporting research, and providing resources to help protect reptile populations. For educational resources and information on how you can get involved, please explore our website.
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Yes, absolutely! SEPARC welcomes anyone with a passion for reptiles and amphibians to join our organization. We offer various membership options for individuals who want to support conservation efforts, participate in networking opportunities, and contribute to our research initiatives. Your involvement can make a significant impact in preserving these important species. Join SEPARC today and become a part of our dedicated community.
Get Involved in Amphibian and Reptile Conservation
Join SEPARC to connect with like-minded individuals and participate in our conservation programs. Whether you are a seasoned conservationist or a passionate student, SEPARC will provide you with opportunities to engage, learn, and contribute. Members benefit from networking events, workshops, and the chance to collaborate on impactful projects that help protect amphibian and reptile species and their habitats.
Explore SEPARC’s Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Resources
SEPARC Task Teams
SEPARC's task teams focus on specific conservation issues related to amphibians and reptiles in the southeastern United States. These teams consist of volunteers who work on projects such as habitat restoration, research, education, and policy advocacy. Each team addresses a unique aspect of conservation, aiming to protect and preserve reptile and amphibian populations through collaborative efforts and community involvement.
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Disease Task Team
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Gopher Frog & Crawfish Frog Task Team
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Education and Outreach Task Team
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Hellbender Task Team
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Invasive Species Task Team
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Population Manipulation Task Team