About me: We are a non-profit society focused on promoting understanding, appreciation, and conservation of reptiles and amphibians; encourage respect for their habitats; and foster responsible captive care.
We meet the third Saturday of every month, and our meetings feature speakers who bring great information, beautiful slides illustrating the animals and the places they live, and sometimes they bring animals, too! Meetings have covered topics as diverse as herping Africa, South America, and here at home in Texas, a glimpse into the operations of major breeders, and the problem of rattlesnake roundups.
Our meetings are the third Saturday of the month at 7:00pm. We encourage members to arrive anywhere from 15 to 30 minuets early in order to meet old or new friends.
The location is the University of Texas at Arlington, Room 118 of the Life Sciences Building. UTA is in central Arlington on Cooper Street. The Life Sciences building is on the south end of the campus, east of Cooper Street on Nedderman Dr.
Contact us
Phone: (972) 949-4191
Website: www.dfwherp.org
Email: dfwhsmembership@yahoo.com
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This is NOT a joke, chain letter so don't look to be surprised with a funny at the end.
This is serious!
Look what congress is trying to do now!
Where will it end?
Are dogs & cats next?
Please, please watch & then if your inclined, forward this to as many people as you can.
These shirts are the perfect way to show your support for SAVE THE FROGS! amphibian conservation efforts. When you wear this environmentally-friendly organic cotton t-shirt featuring the SAVE THE FROGS! logo and the Southern Orange-Eyed Treefrog (one of the coolest animals on the planet!), you help spread the word about our mission to prevent the largest mass-extinction event in 65 million years. A perfect gift for the holiday season, and all proceeds go towards SAVE THE FROGS! amphibian conservation efforts.
