The bushmaster is under threat and considered endangered throughout its range. Much research is needed to better protect this species as well as a good breeding program.

• Read more about Protection of the bushmaster (Lachesis muta)

Many that follow the work of the herpetofauna foundation know that we’re very committed to protect the king cobra in its natural habitat and range.

• Read more about Bali Reptile Rescue

Main goals of the Reherp foundation are the breeding of endangered species to aid in their protection.

• Read more about REHERP foundation

The Iguana delicatissima is currently only found on St. Eustatius a small island of 21 square kilometres. They’re under threat from hybridisation, human consumption and habitat loss.

• Read more about Iguana delicatissima on St Eustatius, Dutch Caribbean

A group of researchers in Thailand monitoring the migration patterns and behaviour of the majestic King cobra (Ophiophagus hannah) and other species of reptile

• Read more about Sakaerat snake team Thailand

Arco Spain is an organisation  that aids in the protection of turtles and tortoises as well as other species of reptile.

• Read more about Arco Spanje

The conservation program of this remarkable species is focused on education, building and care of breeding stations as well as genetic research.

• Read more about San Salvador rock iguana (Cyclura rileyi rileyi) conservation program

Arco Nepal is a conservation organisation that helps to protect the herpetofauna of Nepal.

• Read more about Arco Nepal

This program has been started to protect the beaded lizard, one of only two venomous species of lizard.

• Read more about Heloderma protection in Guatemala

A project to preserve one of Holland’s most spectacular amphibians, almost completely vanished from their natural habitat in western Europe.

• Read more about S.O.S Fire salamander (Salamandra salamandra)

The Jamaican iguana is probably the most endangered animal in the world, with a population of no more than a few dozen.

• Read more about Conservation of the Jamaican Iguana

The radiated tortoise who is indigenous to the forests of Madagascar is one of the most critically endangered tortoise species in the world.

• Read more about Protection of the Radiated Tortoise

Gerry has been a very important part of the protection of many species in his native India. Herpetofauna helps Gerry with his conservation programs and other activities.

• Read more about Gerry Martin Project

The Aruban rattlesnake is an endemic species of Aruba, and is therefore very sensitive for habitat destruction.

• Read more about Conservation of the Aruban Rattlesnake

This species of Iguana is currently becoming more and more endangered cause of the destruction of its natural habitat, also poaching of the species is cause for concern.

• Read more about Conservation of the Black Iguana

Loss of habitat in the Bahia rainforests threatens more than 150 species of reptiles and amphibians.

• Read more about Rainforests Bahia

This project helps to protect one of the world’s most endangered lizards.

• Read more about The Cayman Island Blue

2007 saw the upgrading from endangered to critically endangered status of perhaps the world’s most endangered crocodilian, the Gharial in India.

• Read more about Conservation of the Gharial in India

The Hellbender is a real risk in North America due to the destruction of its natural habitat and an increase in the incidence of Chytridomycosis.

• Read more about Conservation of the Hellbender