Welcome to the Missouri Herpetological Association! Read below for the latest news about the Association and Missouri’s amphibians and reptiles. If you are looking for information about individual species, including maps, references, and state and county checklists, check out the Missouri Herpetological Atlas Project.
Atlas Project Web Site and Publications Updated
The web site for the Missouri Herpetological Atlas Project has been updated with collection data through the 2016 season. Two statewide publications have also been updated: Daniel, R.E. and B.S. Edmond. 2016. Atlas of Missouri Amphibians and Reptiles for 2016. … Continue reading →
Bibliography of Missouri amphibians and reptiles updated
The running bibliography of Missouri amphibians and reptiles has been updated with new journal articles published in a list in the latest newsletter (2016). The bibliography is intended as an update and addendum to Johnson’s The Amphibians and Reptiles of … Continue reading →
The 2016 newsletter has been published
Read or download a copy from the publications page! … Continue reading →
Annual meeting summary for 2016
The 29th annual meeting was a great success with 54 members from 16 organizations attending to hear 19 papers sessions, talk about plans, see old friends, and have a good time. Read more! … Continue reading →
Annual meeting details now available
Come join us in beautiful Taney County, Missouri at Bull Shoals Field Station for the 29th Annual Meeting of the Missouri Herpetological Association. Read all the details at http://mha.moherp.org/events/annual-meeting-2016/. … Continue reading →
Bibliography of Missouri amphibians and reptiles updated
The running bibliography of Missouri amphibians and reptiles has been updated with new journal articles published in a list in the latest newsletter (2015). … Continue reading →
The 2015 newsletter has been published
Read or download a copy from the publications page! … Continue reading →
Welcome to our new web site!
For nearly 10 years, the Missouri Herpetological Association has gotten by with a very basic web site. It has been very useful throughout that time, serving up more than a decade’s worth of meetings, field trips, newsletters, and announcements. It was … Continue reading →