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Amphibian specific events?

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Celairwen

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Morning all,

Would anyone be able to point me in the direction of any amphibian specific events that regularly take place around the country? I'm always keen to touch base with other rescue services, keepers and specialists.

I am aware of the IHS breeders meets but surely there are others. Sadly Googling for events hasn't turned up much apart from lots of out-of-date information!

Thanks in advance from Grace's Rest: Lincolnshire Exotics Advice, Education and Rescue Service
 
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There is always B.A.K.S meetings (British Amphibian Keepers), twice a year in Cannock

Their website:

B.A.K.S

and facebook link:

https://www.facebook.com/pages/British-Amphibian-Keepers-Soc

There are also several members of BAKS on here, including most of the commitee from what I can see. ;)

You could also check out SWARE (South Wales Amphibian and Reptile Expo), which is new and held in South Wales again twice a year. They are on facebook too and their website is:


S.W.A.R.E - Home

I hope to see you there :happy:
 
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