Tuesday, June 21, 2011. Introduction to the Launceston Reptile Club. Welcome to the Tasmanian Herpetological Societies Reptile Club blogsite. The Reptile Club was established around 2000-2001 By the Snake Man Ian Davies a Northwest Coast snake enthusiast, and herpetologist and Director of Research on the Wesley Vale Project, Jane Guy, from the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery. Monday, June 20, 2011. What Snakes Are These? Click on an image to enlarge. What Snakes Are These? .

Saturday, June 25, 2011. Annual Report, as submitted to the Animal Ethics Committee, Hobart, Sept. Quantitive study of the ecology and distribution of Tasmanian snake population at Wesley Vale, and their relationship to prey species. Ian Norton, Underwood, Jane Guy, Perth, TAS. For the first time eve.

Wednesday, February 15, 2012. Steve came down to Tasmania from Queensland to do the Snake Managment training course run by Reptile Rescue. He proved to be a very compitent snake wrangler and has been rescuing alot of snakes on the mainland. Thanks for your pictures Steve! We hope to hear more from you! Tuesday, January 3, 2012. Vibrating Skulls Help Snakes Hear.

Sunday, July 17, 2011. All things reptile, sailing, outback travel, and meeting interesting people. Spending time with wife Sylvia, family and grandchildren. The company of soul mates and those who share the love of reptiles. Good food, and helping people reach their potential. Insincerity, environmental vandalism, lemon cake. Classical, and most contemporary music including Jazz. Departures, Dances With Wolves, Zulu. My lovely partner and beautiful kids, ALL Animals espe.

Thursday, February 21, 2013. Above is the exciting new program for budding young scientists and their families presented by the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery. For all of you that were involved in the Launceston Reptile Club, the QVMAG will now be taking on the job to provide you all with new meetings and dates and a variety of activities instead of the bi-monthly meetings we used to hold. Have a read of the above brochure for booking information! We look forward to seeing you on March the 23rd! .

Ian Norton, who lives in Tasmania, Australia, along with wife Sylvia, has produced a range of Raptor. Snake management equipment through necessity. Having been involved with reptiles since childhood, he witnessed a variety of tongs and pinners capable of injuring snakes when force was applied. Our entire range of snake handling equipment comes with a twelve-month warranty and is manufactured with animal welfare as a prerequisite. The snake bag hoop is stainless steel, ad.

Thursday, July 14, 2011. ALL ABOUT REPTILE RESCUE INCORPORATED. How we manage,operate and provide service in Tasmania. Ian Norton, Richard and Maria Novy, and Ian Davies established Reptile Rescue in 1999. Park Rangers in the northwest of the state have undertak.

Saturday, November 26, 2011. Reptile Rescue Training Program Recruitment. Reptile Rescue offers a comprehensive range of training programs covering snake phobias, DIY for land holders wishing to manage their snake issues, or recruitment for Reptile Rescue operatives wishing to join our network service provision relocating errant snakes. Anyone wishing to undertake our training program can do so by emailing sally.

Wednesday, June 29, 2011. In 1985 I made an observation that has taken me over time to this present day to realise, that snakes are social animals. The last four years of observing snake behaviour in Tasmania has resulted in this report that I hope will generate discussion and just maybe change attitudes regards sharing this planet with snakes.

This site is dedicated to media releases, and other contentious issues of broad interest to community. Thursday, February 21, 2013. Above is the exciting new program for budding young scientists and their families presented by the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery.