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Dennis Caldwell will take attendees of the November 20 THS meetup on a virtual tour of the aquatic habitats he has built, and discuss the species at stake. When working […]
Join the Tucson Herpetological Society on October 18 for “Field Herping in Mexico” presented by Brandon Dietrich, who will discuss his findings on Tiger Rattlesnakes in the Peloncillo Mountains. Brandon’s […]
Michael Cardwell will informs us, and debunk misinformation, about the Mohave Rattlesnake (Crotalus scutulatus) The Mohave Rattlesnake (Crotalus scutulatus) has been commonly characterized in both popular and scholarly publications for […]
Self-Reflections of a Conservation Biologist Taylor Edwards Dr. Taylor Edwards, Associate Staff Scientist at University of Arizona Genetics Core, will present a self-evaluation of his research and how his experiences […]
Join the Tucson Herpetological Society for a night and next morning herping trip to the Pajarito Mountains of southern Arizona.
Join THS for a field trip in Sabino Canyon on August 28, 2019. We will spend a few hours herping in the morning, ending when temperatures are getting too warm for lizards and then re-converge in the late afternoon for a few hours at night.
Rattlesnakes in the Great White North: An overview of research on the Western Rattlesnake in British Columbia, Canada Karl Larsen, Marcus Atkins, Dana Eye, Stephanie Winton The Western Rattlesnake reaches […]
Join the Tucson Herpetological Society on June 5th and 6th for an overnight herping field trip in the Pajarito Mountains of Santa Cruz County, Arizona. Logistical Lead and Contact Info: […]
On June 22, 2019, Saguaro National Park West will host a morning presentation by esteemed scorpion expert Larry Jones, and when the sun goes down, you can join scorpion enthusiasts […]
Mr. Bill Radke, Refuge Manager at Buenos Aires NWR, Leslie Canyon NWR, and San Bernardino NWR, will present a fascinating account of the population dynamics of reptiles and amphibians at Leslie Canyon National Wildlife Refuge.
Tucson Herpetological Society
P.O. Box 709
Tucson, Arizona
85702-0709