News
Thursday, July 19, 2012
On July, 11th 2012, nearly 24 hours after first pipping the egg, the Orianne Society welcomed a new baby Eastern Indigo Snake into the world. Weighing 32.6 grams, the yet to be named Indigo, is the first hatchling bred at the Orianne Center for Indigo Conservation, in Eustis, FL...
 A little field
herping competition with a great deal of fun!
Come join us on September 22nd, 2012, in South
Georgia for our first ever "Places You...
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 Followers of our website and newsletters have heard a lot
about the construction of our outdoor Indigo enclosures at the Orianne Center
for Indigo...
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 The Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake (Crotalus adamanteus) is a large and iconic predator of the
southeastern United States. Historically ranging...
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 A Tale of Two Populations: Burmese Pythons of Bangladesh May Be Dwindling in their Native Environment While Thriving as
Invaders Half a World Away in...
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 The work of The Orianne Society on protecting the Midget Faded Rattlesnake was recently featured in Marian Lyman Kirst's blog, Snakes on a plain, for...
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 The
Orianne Society will be kicking off a new radio telemetry study to determine
the effects of translocation on Gopher Tortoises in southern Georgia...
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 We are getting to the time of year where snakes are going to
start moving (or, in some places, already have). This is a time when many human/snake...
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Gopher Tortoises Thrive
at the Orianne Indigo Snake Preserve
Dr. Christina Castellano, Director of Turtle Conservation for The Orianne Society,...
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One of the largest problems facing conservation efforts is
not one that most people would expect.
Simply stated, it is that biodiversity
is...
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Q and A with Dr. Steve Spear on the Southeast Partners in
Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Annual Meeting
For those that don't know, what is...
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A report released today by wildlife conservation group, The Orianne Society, shows that
the endangered Timber Rattlesnake can spend as much as half...
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 By Fred Antonio
Director of the Orianne Center for Indigo Conservation (OCIC)
The first two buildings of the new Orianne Center for Indigo...
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