|   | The Calusa Herpetological Society
         Of Southwest Florida |   | 
Thursday, March 2, 2017 - 7:00 pm
 SPEAKER
 & TOPIC: Tonight's
 speaker is Daniel Parker, a biologist with University of Central Florida
 (UCF) and DRMP. He is also the owner of Sunshine Serpents (www.sunshineserpents.com).
 Through his company, he guides reptile-themed eco-tours, gives educational
 presentations, photographs herps, assists with TV and film production, and
 breeds captive reptiles. Parker's photographs have appeared in Reptiles,
 Reptilia, and Herp nation magazines, as well as numerous publications world
 wide. His biological interestshave involved diverse species that include
 eastern indigo snakes, gopher tortoises, sand skinks, Florida black bears, and
 many established exotics, such as Burmese pythons. Parker hopes that his work
 has helped to promote an increased understanding of Florida's natural
 environment and the wildlife that lives there.
SPEAKER
 & TOPIC: Tonight's
 speaker is Daniel Parker, a biologist with University of Central Florida
 (UCF) and DRMP. He is also the owner of Sunshine Serpents (www.sunshineserpents.com).
 Through his company, he guides reptile-themed eco-tours, gives educational
 presentations, photographs herps, assists with TV and film production, and
 breeds captive reptiles. Parker's photographs have appeared in Reptiles,
 Reptilia, and Herp nation magazines, as well as numerous publications world
 wide. His biological interestshave involved diverse species that include
 eastern indigo snakes, gopher tortoises, sand skinks, Florida black bears, and
 many established exotics, such as Burmese pythons. Parker hopes that his work
 has helped to promote an increased understanding of Florida's natural
 environment and the wildlife that lives there.
 The title of his talk is "Herps
 and Environmental Surveys". This
 presentation will cover his work with reptiles and other wildlife as an
 environmental surveyer and consultant in Florida and beyone. This work has
 included digging up gopher tortoise burrows, scoping their burrows, searching
 for eastern indigo snakes, and at times even chasing burrowing owls across
 pastures in wild areas slated for construction and development.
The title of his talk is "Herps
 and Environmental Surveys". This
 presentation will cover his work with reptiles and other wildlife as an
 environmental surveyer and consultant in Florida and beyone. This work has
 included digging up gopher tortoise burrows, scoping their burrows, searching
 for eastern indigo snakes, and at times even chasing burrowing owls across
 pastures in wild areas slated for construction and development.
 Don't miss out on a great
 presentation!!   See you there!
WHO'S INVITED ? You are! Anyone with an interest in any aspect of herpetology or herpetoculture is welcome to attend, learn, and exchange their experiences with our friendly membership. Come out to meet others who keep, breed or study reptiles and amphibians, and let them share their fascination with you. We average 15 – 35 people attending every meeting.
Cookies and cold soda, a nightly raffle of live herps, herp products, and books follow each speaker's talk, and lots of herp camaraderie, gossip, and fun can be counted upon at all meetings !
For more info , call (239) 728-2390 or (239) 481-3525 or EMAIL: info@calusaherp.org