VENDORS & SPONSORS
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Vendors:
For those interested in having a table for product sales at the conference venue please contact us at conference@africanherpetology.org. Please note that vendor tables will be filled on a first come first served basis as space is limited. No vendors will be permitted without prior arrangement. There is no direct cost to having a vendor table, but all vendors will be required to contribute to funding a student.
One vendor table for duration of conference: Conference fees for one student
Two vendor tables for duration of conference: Conference fees for two students
Advertisements:
For those interested in advertising during the conference please contact us at conference@africanherpetology.org
Advertising will be via the conference e-program, on the conference website landing page and special mention on social media platforms the week before the conference (Facebook and Twitter - now known as X).
Sponsorships for students:
For those interested in sponsoring the event please contact us at conference@africanherpetology.org. Below are sponsorship options available for the conference. Sponsoring the conference will result in advertising space/special mention(s) based on the sponsorship provided. Terms and conditions will apply.
Sponsoring student registration
Sponsoring student travel
DEADLINES to register as a vendor, advertiser or sponsor are 15 August 2024, as sponsored students must be informed in advance. Students will be encouraged to mention this sponsorship at the end of their talks or on their posters.
We acknowledge support from the following sponsors:
Mervyn Mason, Dogwood Ecology's principal ecologist, cut his teeth on African herpetology and ecology. Growing up in South Africa, he was a keen herper from a young age, who, along the way, had the privilege of being mentored by the late Bill Branch, Wulf Haacke, and Phil Bishop, and many others. He later became a student of Bill’s and Graham Alexander. Since then, he has worked around the world organising and supervising biodiversity surveys and impact assessments, including within many African countries where he was able to collaborate with some truly knowledgeable individuals. Dogwood Ecology is proud to support Africa’s future herpetologists to attend the HAA conference to enable them to mingle and converse with Africa’s leading herpetologists and hopefully afford them the same opportunities that Mervyn had
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