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Posted by willadodge on April 24, 2003 at 18:50:37:
In Reply to: New York herp societies? posted by asokolik on April 23, 2003 at 13:27:43:
Thank you! That was helpful! Without mentioning where exactly I am it looks like the one in my area is pretty useless. Any ideas on how to liven it up a bit? Specifically, I am interested in seeing some shows in my area instead of always traveling elsewhere to them.
Thanks so much!
:Well, depending on where you live in New York you may have a Herp Society near you. There are a couple of Herp Societies in New York. Below is the list of Societies that I have for New York. If you are in the Western New York area, check out the link below for the Western New York Herpetological Society.
:The other Herp Societies are:
:Long Island Herpetological Society
:www.liherpso.com
:476 North Ontario Avenue
:Lindenhurst, NY11757
:(613) 884-LIHS (5447)
:E-MAIL rmeyer@bccom.com
:Southern New England Herp Association (SNEHA)
:http://www.herper.com/sneha/
:C. Baird
:16 Roaring Brook Road
:Chappaqua, NY 10514
:New York Herpetological Society
:http://www.nyhs.org/
:POB 1245, Grand Central Station
:New York, NY 10163-1245
:Upstate Herpetological Association
:http://www.angelfire.com/ny3/uhaofalbany
:HCR 68 Box 30-B
:Springfield Center, NY 13468
:518-966-8192
:Adoptions: Mike Lopuch (MikeL77@aol.com)
:I also know that the UHA also has a Syracuse branch as well as an Albany branch.
:New York Turtle & Tortoise Society
:http://nytts.org/
:Allen Salzberg
:POB 878
:Orange, NY 07051-0878
:Help Line: 212-459-4803
:The Cornell Herpetological Society
:http://www.rso.cornell.edu/chs/
:c/o Professor Kraig Adler
:W339 Mudd Hall
:Cornell University
:Ithaca, NY 14853
:Staten Island Herpetological Society
:c/o Helen Egan
:24 Hillcrest Ave. Apt. 2A
:Staten Island, New York. 10308
:I hope that this info helps you find something close to you.
:A.J. Sokolik
:Western New York Herpetological Society
:http://www.wnyherp.org
