Educational Programs

Learn about our initiatives to protect Estonia’s amphibians and reptiles through education.

Workshops and Training
A large tortoise is resting on a concrete surface with lush greenery in the background. Its head is raised, and the shell exhibits rough, textured patterns.
A large tortoise is resting on a concrete surface with lush greenery in the background. Its head is raised, and the shell exhibits rough, textured patterns.

Hands-on training to equip communities with knowledge for species conservation.

A small lizard rests on a lush, moss-covered surface, surrounded by natural foliage and scattered leaves. The environment suggests a tranquil forest floor with soft, filtered light creating shadows and highlights on the vivid green moss.
A small lizard rests on a lush, moss-covered surface, surrounded by natural foliage and scattered leaves. The environment suggests a tranquil forest floor with soft, filtered light creating shadows and highlights on the vivid green moss.
A small frog rests camouflaged among green foliage and brown leaves on the forest floor. Blades of grass and pine needles are scattered around, contributing to the natural environment.
A small frog rests camouflaged among green foliage and brown leaves on the forest floor. Blades of grass and pine needles are scattered around, contributing to the natural environment.
Community Outreach

Engaging the public in conservation efforts through educational activities and events.

Research and Monitoring

Data-driven conservation strategies to study local herpetofauna.

Contact Us

Reach out to learn more about herpetofauna conservation.

A vibrant orange salamander is resting on a bed of green moss. Nearby, there are two empty acorn caps on the ground surrounded by grass and dry leaves. The earthy tones of soil and the different shades of green create a natural woodland setting.
A vibrant orange salamander is resting on a bed of green moss. Nearby, there are two empty acorn caps on the ground surrounded by grass and dry leaves. The earthy tones of soil and the different shades of green create a natural woodland setting.
Conservation

Protecting Estonia's unique amphibians and reptiles.

Education

Advocacy

Eesti Herpetoloogia Selts

Harju maakond, Tallinn, Nõmme linnaosa, Valdeku tn 79, 11211
info@eestiherpetoloogiaselts.pro

+372 5667 4730

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