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Welcome to the Utila Iguana voluntary conservation project
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The Iguana Station, a short walk away from Utila Town s main road, plays a crucial role in the conservation of the Utila Iguana, also known as the Swamper or Wishiwilli . Iguana Research - Breeding Station. Worldwide, the Utila Iguana "Swamper" is only found in the mangrove swamps of Utila, an area less than 10km². This fascinating animal is endangered due to threats from unsustainable development of the mangroves and beaches, over-hunting and by increasing pollution. Or just making a donation. more.
Welcome to the Utila Iguana voluntary conservation project
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These pages will answer some of the most common questions that are asked about volunteering at the station. See the contact us. Page to get your request in quickly, or email us directly at volo@utila-iguana.de. Click the question to reveal an answer. What are the working hours? Monday to Friday : 8:00 am – 12:00 pm and 13:30 pm – 5:00 pm. Saturday from 8:30 am - 12:00 pm. What kind of work do the volunteers do? How much money will I need for a week? What is the nightlife like on Utila? Utila is one of th...
Welcome to the Utila Iguana voluntary conservation project
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La Iguana Negra de cola Espinosa (Ctenosaura bakeri) vive en un área de 8km2 de Bosques de Manglar en la pequeña isla de Utila, frente a la costa Caribe de Honduras, Centroamérica. El trabajo de conservación es necesario para su supervivencia. Bienvenido a nuestro sitio. Este sitio tiene como objetivo proporcionarle información acerca de los esfuerzos de conservación Iguana en Utila, así como oportunidades de voluntariado en la estación. Siga con nosotros en Facebook. El sitio The Guardian. Por favor dig...
Welcome to the Utila Iguana voluntary conservation project
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The Utila spiny tailed swamper Iguana (Ctenosaura bakeri) lives in the Mangrove forests on the Honduran island of Utila. The conservation work carried out at the Utila Iguana Conservation Project aims to ensure the survival of the endangered swamper iguana, which is endemic to Utila. The Utila Iguana Conservation Project. In 2008 the IRBS was recognized by the Honduran Government as an NGO, under the Bay Islands Foundation. We aim to buy all our materials from local businesses and hire local labour as fa...
Welcome to the Utila Iguana voluntary conservation project
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Volunteering on Utila allows you assist with the practical protection of an endemic species. Volunteers do not have to learn scientific or ecological working methods, but simply assist with the main aim of our project: to keep Ctenosaura bakeri alive in its natural habitat. See the contact us. Page to get your request in quickly, or email us directly at volo@utila-iguana.de. Renovation work of the station or the cages). Car mechanic (e.g. for our generators). Carnival preparation of a giant Iguana. Book ...
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Day two …. The Cayes | The Iguana Research and Breeding Station Blog
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The Iguana Research and Breeding Station Blog. Saving the Ctenosaura bakeri. Day two …. The Cayes. Some of the volunteers gaurding the days clean-up supplies. By thecountofpumpkinhill on July 26, 2011. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
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Passing thoughts of an animal handler: Iguanas | The Iguana Research and Breeding Station Blog
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The Iguana Research and Breeding Station Blog. Saving the Ctenosaura bakeri. Passing thoughts of an animal handler: Iguanas. Good morning once again readers. I trust you are well. The last week has been especially interesting for me, I’ve been summon to rescue several volunteers for the big bad Curly Haired Tarantulas that frequently make a new home in the station, I’ve been chomped on by a Pink Boa and made a daring rescue in the Parrot cage. By iguana321 on July 21, 2011. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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LINKS zu anderen Reptilien Sites und Foren. Informationen, Referenzen und sonstige interessannte Links zu anderen Websites und Foren. DGHT (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Herpetologie). International Reptile Conservation Foundation. David Blairs Cyclura iguanas. Melissa Kaplan Cyclura research. Jamaica Iguana Conservation Page. Fiji Kula Eco Park. William Heyes Cyclura research. Cyclura Forum auf Kingsnake.com. Cyclura Forum auf Yahoo.com. Sie finden ihre Tierarztpraxis unter:. Tel: 0650 / 75 211 26.
Etholle's World Trip | Travelling the world with Etholle Jarvis | Page 2
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Get me outta here! Etholle's World Trip. Travelling the world with Etholle Jarvis. Yummy crabs in Utila, Honduras. March 25, 2015. Etholle & Mark. My mummy and I got up at 8.30 in the morning to collect lots of mud crabs for iguanas (we did this lots of times and sometimes my daddy came with us). That’s why my blog is called yummy crabs. We went down to the iguana station and then walked on the beachy area with all the other volunteers. 1) A thin stick. 2) Some kind of a container. March 25, 2015. Etholl...
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The one that got away – Cayos Cochinos. March 5, 2013. These tiny, beautiful islands don’t see much tourism and, unlike the Bay Islands, they remain unspoilt. It is possible to go for a couple of days but accommodation is very basic and an easier option is a day trip for snorkelling or diving from Sambo Creek, the nearest mainland town. Sadly the weather was against us and so with a sense that we were wasting time we agreed to give up. The silver lining was a day spent in Dante and Mike’s compa...NB we f...
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2011 Utila Clean-Up Festival Begins on the Beach | The Iguana Research and Breeding Station Blog
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The Iguana Research and Breeding Station Blog. Saving the Ctenosaura bakeri. 2011 Utila Clean-Up Festival Begins on the Beach. This morning saw the start of the second annual clean-up festival. We organise this with the local community. (His was the public school students getting ready for the opening march through town, waiting for the other schools to arrive). By thecountofpumpkinhill on July 25, 2011. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). Send to Email Address.
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Final Week for me… | The Iguana Research and Breeding Station Blog
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The Iguana Research and Breeding Station Blog. Saving the Ctenosaura bakeri. Final Week for me…. Hi, I’m Steve or Steph, as I’m colloquially known around here. Last week for me at Iguana land. It has been a busy schedule so far, lots of old friends leaving and new people arriving and we also had the added bonus of there being another birthday in the iguana station this week, Charlys 21st, so a good excuse for a group of us to go celebrate. By iguana321 on August 10, 2011. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Zaterdag 13 september 2008. Eindelijk weer wat foto's. Hallo familie en vrienden,. Eindelijk weer enige activiteit op onze website. We hebben nu bij underwater vision (de duikschool) eindelijk goed internet. Aangezien we daar schuin tegen over wonen kunnen we wat vaker op het net actief zijn. Voorheen was dat onmogelijk. Het ging ontzettend traag, of we werden er afgegooid en foto's uploaden ging heel langzaam of helemaal niet. We zullen nu proberen er wat regelmatiger foto's op te zetten. Er komen o...
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Land of cigars, rum, Castro but maybe even more; land of Ché Guevara! You will find a picture of him in every city, village and along every road. But aside from that Cuba is also a beautiful and interesting country. We started our trip in Varadero which is the most touristy place in Cuba. It’s filled with big resort hotels, and ours wasn’t any different. We booked an all-inclusive vacation for a week because it was basically the cheapest way to go there. Trinidad is a good place to learn salsa dancing or...
Utila 2008 - Luna De Miel
Friday, April 18, 2008. Oh well. Everything else about our trip worked out better than could be expected, so we really couldn't complain about missing a party. This shack is the travel agency. Our plane. With room enough for 3. Hey Selin, can I fly? View of most of the town. Our house was on the right side of the horseshoe-shaped bay in the upper left hand part of the picture. The beach and shore to the left of town in the above photo. This shows how narrow and flat the island is. Until the next time.
Welcome to the Utila Iguana voluntary conservation project
The Utila spiny tailed swamper Iguana (Ctenosaura bakeri) lives in the Mangrove forests on the Honduran island of Utila. The conservation work carried out at the Utila Iguana Conservation Project aims to ensure the survival of the endangered swamper iguana, which is endemic to Utila. Welcome to our site. This site aims to provide you with information about the Iguana Conservation efforts on Utila as well as volunteering opportunities at the station. Follow us on Facebook. BEST PLACES IN THE WORLD! Book a...
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Utila - ultimate diving in Honduras
WelCome To Utila Diving. Due to its colourful history, the island is consistent with a rich and heterogenous culture with a blend of British, American and Spanish legacy. This diverse mix of cultures makes Utila an authentic Caribbean island. The most attractive feature of this island other than being the least expensive, is the fact that it is till date, a largely undiscovered, placid and unblemished tropical island paradise. MORE about diving at utila. MORE about getting to utila.
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