The British Herpetological Society is one of the oldest and most prestigious Societies of its kind in the world. Founded in 1947 by Britain's leading herpetologists, the BHS still enjoys national learned status.
The Society's Herpetological Journal is ranked as one of the leading scientific publications devoted to herpetology. The Society actively supports Conservation, Research, Education and responsible Captive breeding.
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Exclusive BHS Branded Gear!
We've teamed up with the Tailored Branding to give BHS members and supporters access to a range of branded clothing items, ensuring they represent the society in style during fieldwork, events, and beyond. From comfortable t-shirts to durable outerwear, members can now showcase their affiliation with pride!
MEMBERSHIP
Join the British Herpetological Society
Our membership subscriptions give you instant online access to the latest issues of our publications and a range of other benefits.
Whether you are a conservationist, a scientist, a field naturalist, or if you are interested in reptile and amphibian husbandry, the Society has something to offer.
Join the Young Herpetologists
The Young Herpetologists (YH) is the junior section of the British Herpetological Society open to anyone from the age of 5 to 17 years.
Based on the platforms of sound conservation practice and regard for animal welfare, the YH is an ideal way to encourage today's new generation of young amphibian and reptile enthusiasts.
PUBLICATIONS
The Herpetological Journal
The Society's prestigious quarterly scientific journal, ranked as one of the leading scientific publications devoted to herpetology.
Latest Issue:
The Herpetological Bulletin
Our quarterly publication focuses on natural history, captive breeding and husbandry, veterinary and behavioural articles.
Latest Issue:
The Natterjack
The members ebulletin covers all aspects of the society's activities and interests; whatever your herp-related interests, there will be something for you.
BHS Reports
This section will host periodic BHS reports on topics or areas that we consider relevant to BHS members. The reports are all Open Access as want to make the information within them freely available.
ACTIVITIES
International Conservation and Captive Breeding
Promoting responsible captive breeding and maintenance of reptile and amphibian species and international captive breeding conservation initiatives.
