Documenting Amphibian projects in South Carolina

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Clay Bolt

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Hi everyone,

I am a professional nature and conservation photographer based out of South Carolina. I am actively seeking amphibian (especially salamander focused) research projects to document in my region. Ideally, I would prefer for the projects to be in the Southern Blue Ridge.

If you know of any projects that would fit the bill please let me know. I will often donate image usage rights to researchers in exchange for their time. Please see my profile for credentials.

Kind Regards,
Clay Bolt

http://www.claybolt.com/
http://www.naturalimagery.blogspot.com/
 
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