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10.9.2010  Chicago, IL
G.A.P. will be at the North American Reptile Breeders Conference.  Special Gulf update at 1pm Sunday.  www.NARBC.com
 
10.16.2010  Long Beach, CA
Join G.A.P. at Kody's Expo of Exotic Reptiles & Pets. Meet a special Gulf Coast visitor at our booth on both Saturday and Sunday www.KodysExpo.com
 
10.29.2010  NARBC Houston
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The Gulf Aide Project is a collaborative effort between EcoVivarium and San Diego Herpetological Society to fill the gross shortfall in funding support for the reptile and

amphibian rescue, rehabilitation and research efforts in the Gulf Coast.

 

Hundreds of varieties of reptiles and amphibians inhabit the Gulf Coast region and many were teetering on the edge - fighting for their very survival before the Oil Disaster.  The Deepwater Horizon Gulf Oil Disaster has dramatically complicated that fight for survival.  That affect will have a

negative influence on both the species and the environment in the area for decades to come.  The effected species, especially the critically endangered turtles and frogs, are facing catastrophic losses.  The damage is not limited to existing animals, but extends to future generations due to disruption of the breeding season and loss of nesting and reproductive habitats.  Some species already hovering on the brink of extinction could disappear forever.  We need your support.  

 

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EcoVivarium and San Diego Herpetological Society are independent 501c3 California Corporations

(AP Photo/Charlie Riedel)