Atlanta Herpetology Club
Atlanta Herpetology Club Upcoming Activities
See "Possibilities" for other potential upcoming events and activities.
The Atlanta Reptile and Exotic Animal Show is happening January 27 and 28th. Unless enough of us want to go together, it would probably be easier to meet there or just carpool. Please email Bridget if you are interested in going, so we can get a group together. Admission is $8.
Reminder: The deadline for registration is Feb. 9 for the SE PARC meeting in Chatanooga, TN, which takes place February 22-25. Meeting registration is $20 for students.
The Bioblitz is happening. For those of you who don't know, it is where we compete with UGA's and Auburn's Herp clubs in the field to see who can find the most herps in one day. At the meeting,
Saturday March the 24th or the 31st were decided on as the best dates. Please email Bridget if you can make it or can't but want to, and we can try and adjust the dates accordingly.
Also, Dr. Day has announced a 4000 level Herpetology class this summer for any of those interested, please see her (527 Science Annex).
There's a possible trip down to the Okefenokee during Spring Break. GSU's break is from March 3rd to the 11th, and schedules seem to open during the first weekend(3rd and 4th). We would leave, probably in a van early Saturday morning, drive down there and camp at night, then tour the swamps and other places of interest, leaving sometime Sunday or Monday. Again, let Bridget know about your interest and availability.
The Atlanta Reptile and Exotic Animal Show is happening January 27 and 28th. Unless enough of us want to go together, it would probably be easier to meet there or just carpool. Please email Bridget if you are interested in going, so we can get a group together. Admission is $8.
Reminder: The deadline for registration is Feb. 9 for the SE PARC meeting in Chatanooga, TN, which takes place February 22-25. Meeting registration is $20 for students.
The Bioblitz is happening. For those of you who don't know, it is where we compete with UGA's and Auburn's Herp clubs in the field to see who can find the most herps in one day. At the meeting,
Saturday March the 24th or the 31st were decided on as the best dates. Please email Bridget if you can make it or can't but want to, and we can try and adjust the dates accordingly.
Also, Dr. Day has announced a 4000 level Herpetology class this summer for any of those interested, please see her (527 Science Annex).
There's a possible trip down to the Okefenokee during Spring Break. GSU's break is from March 3rd to the 11th, and schedules seem to open during the first weekend(3rd and 4th). We would leave, probably in a van early Saturday morning, drive down there and camp at night, then tour the swamps and other places of interest, leaving sometime Sunday or Monday. Again, let Bridget know about your interest and availability.
