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2017 Public Opinion Survey Invitation
SWCHR needs your help sharing this with friends, family, coworkers, agencies, organizations, Facebook groups, etc. now through February 15th, 2018:
SWCHR invites you to take the 2017 Reptile and Amphibian Public Opinion Survey. This survey is for everyone—both enthusiasts and people who don’t like reptiles and amphibians, so please encourage your friends and family worldwide to participate as well! It is entirely online, takes 45 minutes or less, and can be accessed via http://www.southwesternherp.com/survey.html from November 15th through February 15th, 2018. Upon successful completion of the survey, you will receive a code to enter a drawing for a free reptile/amphibian field guide. The results of our 2015 and 2013 surveys can be downloaded from the same page on our site.
Founded in 2007, SWCHR is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the education of members and the general public on the natural history, biology, taxonomy, conservation and preservation needs, field studies, and captive propagation of the herpetofauna found in the American Southwest.
www.facebook.com/SWCHR
[email protected]
SWCHR needs your help sharing this with friends, family, coworkers, agencies, organizations, Facebook groups, etc. now through February 15th, 2018:
SWCHR invites you to take the 2017 Reptile and Amphibian Public Opinion Survey. This survey is for everyone—both enthusiasts and people who don’t like reptiles and amphibians, so please encourage your friends and family worldwide to participate as well! It is entirely online, takes 45 minutes or less, and can be accessed via http://www.southwesternherp.com/survey.html from November 15th through February 15th, 2018. Upon successful completion of the survey, you will receive a code to enter a drawing for a free reptile/amphibian field guide. The results of our 2015 and 2013 surveys can be downloaded from the same page on our site.
Founded in 2007, SWCHR is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the education of members and the general public on the natural history, biology, taxonomy, conservation and preservation needs, field studies, and captive propagation of the herpetofauna found in the American Southwest.
www.facebook.com/SWCHR
[email protected]