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Last updated : 20/05/2007

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Environment

This page contains links to websites about reptiles in Canada, in the category of "Environment", that we have found to date.

Please feel free to advise any incorrect allocations or descriptions and to request any additional links.

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The following is a list of official status designations assigned to 182 native Ontario species by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources (OMNR). These status designations apply at the provincial level, and are used in the application of Ontario's legislation and policies for the protection of species at risk and their habitat.

Our Mission Statement: In recognition of the inherent value of all native amphibians and reptiles, the Canadian Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Network (CARCNET) is devoted to conserving Canada's native species of amphibians and reptiles, and their ecological and evolutionary functions in perpetuity. The CARCNET/RÉCCAR Scholarship for Amphibian and Reptile Research.

The following are dealt with Five-lined Skink Eastern Garter Snake Red-sided Garter Snake Northern Ribbon Snake Butler's Garter Snake Northern Water Snake Lake Erie Water Snake Queen Snake Redbelly Snake Brown Snake Eastern Smooth Green Snake Northern Ringneck Snake Eastern Hognose Snake Black Rat Snake Eastern Fox Snake Eastern Milk Snake Blue Racer Massasauga Rattlesnake Timber Rattlesnake

Reptiles historically have been ignored or allocated less attention than other types of wildlife, particularly birds and mammals. All that has changed. Reptiles (and amphibians) are increasingly important in conservation and management planning, and more and more people are interested in learning about these animals. Rattle Snakes Western Terrestrial Garter Snake Great Basin Gopher Snake Night Snake Western Yellow-bellied Racers

Turtle Homes Canada is a rescue and adoption operation working together with Turtle Homes and other turtle and tortoise organizations worldwide. We are not an individual club or society, but rather a cooperative effort between many clubs, societies, organizations and wildlife rehabilitation centers with similar rescue and care goals. Our primary focus is welfare and conservation. Turtle Homes Canada helps place animals that cannot be returned to the wild with individuals and institutions willing to provide species-specific care.

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Last update : 20/05/2007