Herpetological Conservation & Biology

Herpetological Conservation & Biology The leading international journal dedicated to the conservation and natural history of amphibians and reptiles.

HCB is fully indexed by Zoological Record, Wildlife Review Abstracts, Scopus, Science Citation Index Extended, Journal Citation Reports, Harzing's Publish or Perish, Google Scholar, EMBiology, Current Contents (Agriculture, Biology & Environmental Sciences), Biology Browser, and appears in the Directory of Open Access Journals.

The first of three 20th Anniversary issues has been published! Papers from Brazil, Iran, Mexico, and the USA on lizards,...
04/30/2025

The first of three 20th Anniversary issues has been published!

Papers from Brazil, Iran, Mexico, and the USA on lizards, salamanders, snakes, turtles, and tortoises!

Check out the video of aggression during ritual combat in male Tiger Rat Snakes! It's pretty cool!

Go check it out at http://www.herpconbio.org

12/29/2024

The last issue of HerpConBio Volume 19 was publish on December 16th! Check it out if you haven't already! That's a wrap! We are officially entering our 20th year of publication!

I'm pleased to announce that HerpConBio Volume 19 issue 2 has been published. Although the majority of the papers are fr...
09/01/2024

I'm pleased to announce that HerpConBio Volume 19 issue 2 has been published. Although the majority of the papers are from the USA in this issue, there are also some really cool papers from Belgium, Brazil, France, Mexico, and West Africa (Benin Republic). Check it out! All papers are free to access/download.

Aaron M. Ambos, Raymond A. Saumure, Audrey R. Bennett, Signa L. Gundlach, Nancy A. Beecher, and Zane L. Marshall [Supplemental Information]

06/19/2024

Looking for a PhD candidate to work with me and Bibiana Rojas on poison frog navigation in French Guiana! For more details, visit https://bibianarojas.co/news/

Psssst!  Volume 19(1) is PUBLISHED!  Special shout out to our Japanese colleagues with a couple of papers in this issue!...
04/30/2024

Psssst! Volume 19(1) is PUBLISHED! Special shout out to our Japanese colleagues with a couple of papers in this issue! (It's way past midnight there!)

https://www.herpconbio.org/index.html

Aaron M. Ambos, Raymond A. Saumure, Audrey R. Bennett, Signa L. Gundlach, Nancy A. Beecher, and Zane L. Marshall [Supplemental Information]

04/20/2024

The Belize Zoo is looking for an enthusiastic and passionate individual to join our Animal Care and Management Department as a Zookeeper!

The deadline for this position has been extended to April 29th, 2024.

Read the full job description at: https://www.belizezoo.org/careers

01/10/2024

Join our team at The Orianne Society as an Associate Conservation Scientist!

We're seeking a passionate individual to work on multiple research projects in the southeastern U.S. (GA, FL, SC). Your expertise will be pivotal in designing and executing projects for the conservation of Spotted and Eastern Box Turtles.

Apply now to contribute to impactful conservation efforts! Visit https://www.oriannesociety.org/careers/ for details.

01/05/2024

We're 4 seasonal herpetological technicians! 🐍 Field technicians will conduct surveys for reptiles and amphibians in Illinois sand prairies, collect demographic data on the federally threatened Eastern Massasauga, and assist with biotic surveys throughout northern Illinois. Individuals with a bachelors degree in Zoology, Ecology, Wildlife, or a similar field and experience with reptiles are encouraged to apply.

👀 View the full job post and application instructions at https://loom.ly/40dMBBY

12/17/2023

That's a wrap! HerpConBio Volume 18(3) published with hours to spare! Thanks to all the authors & editors for helping us get this issue out before the Holidays!

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The latest issue is out with 16 cool articles from all around the world! Go check it out!
09/02/2023

The latest issue is out with 16 cool articles from all around the world! Go check it out!

Dirk J. Stevenson, Kevin M. Enge, Jeffrey C. Beane, E. Pierson Hill, Christopher J. Coppola, and Jeffrey G. Hall [Supplemental Information]

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