Love and reptiles are not usually found in the same sentence, join South East Landcare for a webinar all about reptiles and the important role they play in biodiverse landscapes. From farms to back yards slithery critters like snakes, lizards and turtles do more than provide a heart starter on a sunny day. Learn about the critical role reptiles play in biodiverse landscapes and how to create habitat to help them do their job at your place.

About our speaker

Jack Hinde is an environmental educator at the Illawarra Environmental Education Centre and Bomaderry High School where he teaches children from Kindergarten to Year Twelve. He studied at Wollongong, Canberra and New England Universities and has qualifications in ecology, education and indigenous archaeology.

Jack has a lifelong passion for the outdoors and observing local ecosystems. When he is not engrossed in local environments he is typically thinking about or working with reptiles and snakes. He has kept venomous snakes since the age of twelve and is currently focused on the captive breeding of the Broad Headed Snake, Australia’s only endangered snake species.

You will be sent a Zoom link the day before the event via email.

Photo: George Story

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