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Mar 20

Gardening for Reptiles and Amphibians

Ecosystems are full of complex, layered interactions - even ecosystems like our gardens! Reptiles and amphibians are an often overlooked piece of local ecosystems, but (just like pollinators) they play a critical role in keeping habitats healthy.


Join PPAN and Cameron Young from My Nature Lab on March 20th from 12pm-1pm MST via Zoom for a discussion of what makes these creatures unique, how they positively impact our local ecosystems, and how you can help them survive and thrive!

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Mar 20, 2025 12:00pm - Mar 20, 2025 01:00pm

Free

Cameron Young has had a passion for snakes and other reptiles and amphibians since before he can remember as a child. After receiving his degree in Biology from Earlham College, Cameron worked for almost 20 years as a wildlife ecologist specializing in permitting threatened and endangered species for oil and gas projects across the country. There, Cameron recognized the critical need for a better way to teach biology and conservation to people of all ages. In 2011, Cameron founded the Center for Snake Conservation (CSC), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to changing human perceptions about snakes. In 2018, Cameron opened My Nature Lab, the CSC’s educational facility based in Louisville, CO. My Nature Lab reaches approximately 10,000 people annually with its fun, engaging, and hands-on educational programs.

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