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January 28, 2010

My trip to Madagascar is going really well. I have worked with a local NGO called Madagasikara Voakajy to help with two new projects - one dealing with chameleons and the other mantella. I will post more about this upon my return to Britain next week. In the meantime, the following photo should give a hint of what I have been looking for!

Last but not least, I have finally added my Twitter Feed to the blog. The feed gives updates on my current activities and can be reviewed in the sidebar to the right. Feel free to follow me!

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About Me

As principal ecologist for Calumma Ecological Services, I am able to put my interest in reptiles and amphibians to good effect. Like most folks that work with wildlife, my activities extend beyond just 'the job' and I am also involved with several local conservation groups. Being the county recorder for reptiles and amphibians in Kent certainly helps me to fill in those spare moments when I'm not busy with the kids!

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For more information about Kent's reptiles and amphibians visit the Kent Reptile and Amphibian Group's website.
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