April General Meeting: ANNUAL WHITE SNAKE SALE!
April 5, 2024 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Borlaug Hall, 1991 Upper Buford Cir, St Paul, MN 55108, USA
Bring us your new and gently used critter supplies! Bring your Herp themed artwork and knickknacks! Clothes! Toys! Books! We are happy to accept your donations. And then...come shop the sale! Bid on items, have fun! We will be accepting Cash, Check or Credit Card at the sale.
Current membership is required to bid as your membership number is your bidding number.
If you are interested in donating to the sale, or have any additional questions, please contact Rae at
WSS@mnherpsoc.org.
We can arrange for prior drop off or have you bring your items the night of the sale.
Please no donation of live animals. We do not support the purchase or sale of animals at auction because it encourages impulse buying and is often not in the best interest of the animal.
Hope to see you all there!!
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We appreciate your support of the MHS and thank you for your consideration.
August ’16 Talk: Herpetological Conservation International’s Project Pondo
July 20, 2016 by Brad Stine • Speakers •
Chip Cochran of Herpetological Conservation International
Bio: Chip Cochran is a PhD candidate in Dr. William K. Hayes lab at Loma Linda University where he is studying morphological, dietary, and venom composition differences among populations of southwestern speckled rattlesnakes (Crotalus pyrrhus). He received his BS from The University of Arizona in 2006 where he majored in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. During his time at the University of Arizona he worked in Matt Goode’s lab primarily radio tracking Tiger rattlesnakes (C. tigris) for a project investigating the effects of golf courses on Tucson herpetofauna. His research interests include: reptile venom proteomics and evolution, conservation, and ecology. He is particularly interested in African herpetofauna and members of the genus Crotalus.