Blue Iguana Conservation: A Trip Down Memory Lane

Participants: (from left to right)
Luke Harding, BIC; Bella Rooney, Moderator-Conservationish; John and Sandy Binns, IRCF
Paule Calle, WCS; Tandora Grant, SDZWA; Fred Burton, DOE

The IRCF peer reviewed “Journal Reptiles & Amphibians, Conservation and Natural History” has migrated!

Readers can now access the journal at the University of Kansas Portal. You are encouraged to REGISTER in order to receive the Table of Contents for each new issue as it is published.

All of our back issues are also available for your perusal.
Volume 1 No. 1 (1990) through Volume 27 No. 3 (current issue), 30 years of publishing!
Click on each title for the group of issues.

Reptiles & Amphibians

Iguana

Iguana Times

Authors are also encouraged to register and make their submissions online at journals.ku.edu/reptilesandamphibians/about/submissions.

Projects

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  • The Sisters Island Rock Iguana is to be found solely on Cayman Brac and Little Cayman.

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    Little Blue Boook

    Award-winning conservation biologist Fred Burton has released a fascinating new book about saving one of the most endangered reptiles on earth. “The Little Blue Book: A Short History of the Grand Cayman Blue Iguana” is a true story about the rescue of a noble and charismatic iguana that almost suffers extinction. An engaging read and a beacon of hope for conservation of reptiles. Published by IRCF.

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