societas europaea herpetologica
societas europaea herpetologica
The Societas Europaea Herpetologica (SEH) is a society of nearly 350 members (professional and non-professional herpetologists) from European and other countries.
- SEH publishes a quarterly journal Amphibia-Reptilia and Herpetology Notes, an open access online journal. Every other year SEH organises an international conference at different venues in Europe at which members can participate at reduced fee.
- SEH is an international non-governmental member of IUCN - the World Conservation Union.
- SEH is controlled by its statutes and by-laws, and the Council, whose members are elected by members of the Society at Ordinary General (Business) Meetings.
- SEH has three committees. The Conservation Committee, the Mapping Committee and the Taxonomic committee.
- SEH annually awards the SEH Grant in Herpetology (up to EUR 2000) to a project that is orientated to conservation of the amphibians and reptiles of Europe and the Mediterranean basin, focused on either a species or habitat.
NEWS
NEWS
- 6 December 2019: SEH signs Open Letter on European Biodiversity
- 5 November 2019: SEH joins with other European scientific and conservation organisations to call on the European Parliament to undertake a far-reaching reform of the Common Agriculture Policy. Our open letter can be found here.
- The call for the SEH grants 2020 is now open!