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Nottingham IHS Reptile Group This page is for both members of the IHS and non members who have a love of all things reptilian.

19/06/2025
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10/06/2025

Animal rights organisations have once again launched a campaign against a long-standing, legal event which was due to be held at Woodbank Garden Centre — despite the event meeting all regulatory and welfare standards and operating within the law. The controversy stems from a breeders’ meet organ...

09/06/2025

There will be no regular Nottingham IHS Reptile Group meeting on 10th June due to our summer meal.

29/05/2025

Second Show Date Announcement

We apologise for the delay in announcing the date for the second 2025 show, as many of you know, it is difficult to have everything in place for these shows. Our aim is to be back to having multiple years secured in advanced.

The second date for 2025 will be...

Sunday 30th November

We appreciate this is later in the year than we would have liked, however this was the best date we could secure at the venue. This will not be held at Woodbank garden centre due to availability. The venue will be announced in a few weeks however we wanted to provide the date in the meantime.

We will open bookings as soon as the venue location is announced.

We hope this gives people time to plan time off work and breeding while we arrange the last things with the venue and council. Soon as everything is ready to go, the venue location will be announced. Its a shame it has to be this way at the moment but we will continue to right against the activists with your support, while working closer with other organisations for the future of the hobby we all love.

28/05/2025
23/05/2025
21/05/2025

In 2024, we visited New Caledonia to learn more about crested geckos in the wild. This documentary features the history of the crested gecko, habitat footage...

BBC News - The poison paradox: How Australia's deadliest animals save lives
18/05/2025

BBC News - The poison paradox: How Australia's deadliest animals save lives

The public antivenom programme saving lives in a place where, the joke goes, everything wants to kill you.

17/05/2025

It’s the first time a frog—or any amphibian—has been observed pollinating a plant, researchers reported in 2023.

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