Reptile and Amphibian Conservation

Sea Turtle Recovery Efforts [1]

Recovery efforts for Georgia's primary nesting sea turtle, the Loggerhead as well as other sea turtles that frequent the Georgia Coast.

Bog Turtle Headstart Program [2]

An ongoing partnership dedicated to the conservation of bog turtles and the restoration of the mountain bog habitat.

Gopher Frog Headstart Program [3]

A joint project to help restore Georgia's rarest frog species.

North American Amphibian Monitoring Program [4]

An international study investigating the distribution and relative abundance of amphibians in North America.

Project Orianne - The Indigo Snake Initiative [5]

A growing organization with a simple but far-reaching goal: Conserve eastern indigos and their habitats across the snakes range.

State Guide to Amphibians and Reptiles [6]

Initiated by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, research from the Georgia Herp Atlas project has now been condensed into a beautiful book that makes accessible information about 170 species of frogs, salamanders, crocodilians, lizards, snakes and turtles.

Snakes of Georgia [7]

Information that dispels some of the most common misinformation about snakes in Georgia as well as the most recent version of the Snakes of Georgia fact sheet.