Through continued collaboration with India’s finest Naturalists and herpetologists including Romulus Whitaker & Gerry Martin, Partnership Travel have devised a series of specialized wildlife & herpetological expeditions in India throughout the year for the serious wildlife enthusiast. Their next trips are due to run this April, May & June and we will visit Rom Whitakers Rainforest Research Station in the Western Ghats mountain range as well as return to the Andaman islands – renowned as much for their stunning natural beauty as well as their rich biodiversity.

Sandesh Kadur, the award winning wildlife documentary film maker whose film “Sahyadris – Mountains of the Monsoon” was shown on BBC2’s Natural World this January – will be leading our May expedition where we will be searching for large mammals such as sloth bears, tigers, leopards and the endangered lion tailed macaque as well as King Cobras and India’s “Big Four” – Cobras, Kraits, Russell’s & Saw Scaled Vipers. These trips really are adventures of a lifetime with the very best specialists in India, whether you wish to improve your photographic or field herping skills, please get in touch to find out more.

1) Trade Officer: Would suit a person with an interest in government legislation, and/or with contacts in the trade of reptiles and amphibians. Could involve attendance at SUN meetings and liaison with government departments to represent the views of the BHS, although this role is open to further development by the successful candidate.
All Council posts are voluntary, require the incumbent to be a BHS member and report to Council, and attend quarterly meetings usually held in London. Regular access to email would be an advantage though not essential. If you enjoy a challenge, and want to be more involved in herpetology and influence the running of the BHS, come and join the BHS Council!