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Taking Part in NARRS

There are several different ways that you can help us to monitor the status and distribution of the UK’s amphibians and reptiles.

• If you’ve seen a frog, toad, newt, lizard or snake and want to report it, please submit your sighting to the Record Pool at http://www.recordpool.org.uk/.

• If you’ve seen a strange or exotic amphibian or reptile (including escaped pet terrapins), you can report it on-line here.

• If you’d like to help with regular monitoring of widespread amphibians and reptiles in your local area, please have a look at the widespread amphibian and reptile surveys page then sign up for NARRS here. You’ll receive news and updates about the latest from NARRS. Resources to help you take part can be found on this website and look out for training opportunities in the spring!

• If you’d like to record an adder sighting, or monitor an adder population near you, see here.

• If you live in an area where some of our rarer species (natterjacks, sand lizards and smooth snakes) live, see the rare amphibian and reptile surveys page.

 

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NARRS is led by Amphibian and Reptile Conservation (ARC) in partnership with ARG UK and many other partners. Through volunteer-based surveys, we aim to monitor the conservation status of all UK amphibian and reptile species. Click on the buttons or links to each side for more information.
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