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The mampam website has been running for 16 years and aims to provide full details of projects at no charge. All out of print books and multimedia guides are provided here and full image archives are being developed for each project. This will complete the website's mission.
April 2012. Savannah Monitor Lizards now available as ebook
December 2009. The Mampam Conservation Award for Cruelty to Reptiles, the Mampam
Conservation Award for Mishandling and Abusing Reptiles and the Mampam
Conservation Award for Disgraceful and Shameful Behaviour in Front of
Impressionable Youth all go to Doctor Brady Barr of National
Geographic. Congratulations to Doctor Brady Barr for his outstanding
contributions in all these categories. Doctor Bardy Barr is invited to
pick up his award, and hear his congratulatory speech, at a mutually
convenient time and place.
Savannah Monitor book. The price of this book will increase to $20 on 1st December 2009.
1st September 2009 For sale: large collection of animal trapping equipment; camera traps, mist nets; sherman traps and more, email for list.
10th March 2008. A new range of sleeveless shirts available now!
22nd February 2008. The Polillo Project Report - Wildlife and Conservation in the Polillo Islands is now online
15th February 2008. The Polillo Butaan Project 2007 report is now online
1st November 2007. The Bats of Madagascar - A field and echolocation guide is now online
25th October 2007. Disclaimer re. Mario Lutz, herpaworld and the paradise reptile zoo
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The dark green patch at center left in this unmanipulated Google Earth image is the last remaining fragment of unlogged lowland dipterocarp forest on Polillo Island, and our main study site for the last 11 years. Less than one square mile in size (220ha) and less than 100m above sea level, the Sibulan Watershed Reserve has lost much of its secondary boundary forest over the last six years through illegal and uncontrolled agricultural activities.