Hello Members!!! The annual holiday banquet is scheduled for December 7th following the general meeting on the 6th. The banquet is again at Snake Discovery but a little later than usual. There are still a few spots available to attend, we do have to cap it at 30 due to room capacity. Here are the […]
Alyssa Roberts will present “Using Environmental DNA (eDNA) to Detect the Four-toed Salamander (Hemidactylium scutatum) in Minnesota”. Don't miss this fascinating talk by an in-the-trenches researcher at our new meeting space, the Harriet Alexander Nature Center!
Within the Dendrobatidae (dart frogs), the vanzolinii group of Ranitomeya has the most advanced offspring nurturing adaptations. John Zillmer of Silver Apple Exotics will explain those parental behaviors and how they impact captive husbandry—offering specific ways in which keepers can best nurture these nurturing dart frog species.
Springbrook Nature Center Fridley MN Join Minnesota Herpetological Society for a hands-on event! A variety of outdoor and environmental exhibitors that will be present to help appreciate our wonderful natural world. Event Passport Visit different exhibitors and collect stamps to win prizes. The more exhibitors you visit the more entries you receive to win environmentally themed […]
Pavillion at Lake Phalen, St. Paul This free, family festival celebrating our clean lakes provides an opportunity for outdoor hands-on learning about clean water, wildlife, and land and water conservation. Parking: WaterFest takes place at the Lake Phalen Park Pavilion (1600 Phalen Dr. St. Paul, MN 55106). Parking is limited, so consider coming by bike or […]
The Misunderstood and Highly Variable Species You Didn't Know You Loved! Riley Jimison of Riley's Reptiles will review the various species/sub-species of Carpet Pythons, with some taxonomic updates. He will talk about their care in captivity and discuss their varieties, morphs, misconceptions, and share his personal experiences with these wonderful animals. These beautiful pythons are […]
The Asian (or Chinese) water dragon is a beautiful and desirable lizard from Southeast Asia. Once commonly seen, this species has often failed to thrive under traditional reptile keeping practices. Alex Myers, who has been keeping and breeding Chinese water dragons with consistent success, will share how he incorporated natural history and biological studies into […]
Harriet Alexander Nature Center, Roseville.
The potential ecological significance of biofluorescence in tadpoles
