The Northwest is full of wildlife, but the most overlooked species is the herp population. This site is dedicated to the education and awareness of Snakes, Lizards, Frogs, and Turtles of the Northwest region of the United States. The vision is to inspire the Northwest community to create a better future for Reptiles and Amphibians.
Looks rubbery, quite small, short broad snout and blunt tail give it a two-headed snake appearance! More Info.
Oregon is home to many endangered, threatened and sensitive species. These total at 35 Mamals, 65 Birds, 36 Reptiles and Amphibians, 40 Fish, 3 Butterflies and 42 Invertabrates.
The Northwest which includes Washington, Idaho, and Oregon provides the perfect habitat for some of the best creatures that walk this planet. Becoming involved gets you and others around you involved protecting these reptiles and amphibians of the great Northwest! Herpetology as a hobbie or for conservation, this site provides you the resources to get started! Get into Action
Herpetology Northwest really believes in the importance of preserving the habitats of the Northwest reptiles and amphibians. The only way this is possible is through education at all levels. It is our responsibility to observe, study and learn about all species that reside in the northwest! Through our own education and understanding the more we can do to educate others to guarantee a healthy future for all species. If we don't take action now, we are going to pay the ultimate price. More on Conservation
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