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All of our tees are top quality, 100% cotton T-Shirts with our bat across the front and our conservation logo discreetly printed on one sleeve. People from all over the world show their support for ugly wildlife by modeling our t-shirts...be sure to check out all the pictures, and get yourself a Mampam Conservation T-Shirt to help support our ventures. All  profits go to support our conservation projects. Available here

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About Mampam
Savannah Monitor Book
Our pet-owners' guide to savannah monitor lizard is the first ever written by people who have studied the animals in the wild and bred them in captivity. There are seven books in print about the savannah monitor, but we think this is the only one worth reading! Last few available BUY IT HERE!
 
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The Butaan Project
Videos from the Butaan Project
A small collection of videos made by the Butaan Project. It took us three years to get the first moving images of wild butaan. Some recordings are made using camcorders tied to trees and triggered by passive infrared monitors, others are made by volunteers from camouflaged hides.
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Little Book of Monitors
Varanus eremius
This busy little monitor is one of the most widespread of the pygmy goannas. It lives in desert and semi-desert areas of Western Australia, Northern Territory and South Australia but its occurrence in Queensland is uncertain...
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