West Indian Herping is a Trinidad & Tobago based wildlife conservation organisation working across a growing range of wildlife groups throughout the West Indies.
While our work began with a strong focus on reptiles and amphibians, it has since expanded to include arachnids, insects and other wildlife. Our work combines field research, conservation, wildlife education and guided nature experiences, with a focus on improving how people understand and interact with the wildlife around them.
Private guided daytime and nighttime experiences across Trinidad & Tobago, from herping and wildlife exploration to waterfalls, rivers and other outdoor experiences.
Hosted group trips outside Trinidad & Tobago focused on wildlife, nature, conservation and exploring new environments.
Field research, conservation and biodiversity documentation across reptiles, amphibians, arachnids, insects and other wildlife.
Wildlife education, awareness workshops and practical training focused on understanding local wildlife and interacting with it safely.
West Indian Herping began with a focus on reptiles and amphibians, animals that are often feared, misunderstood or overlooked despite the important roles they play in our ecosystems.
Much of our early work focused on changing the way people viewed these animals through education, fieldwork and direct experiences with wildlife.
As our work in the field grew, so did our interests. Today, our work extends beyond herpetofauna to include arachnids, insects and other wildlife, while reptiles and amphibians remain an important part of where we started and what we do.
For tour inquiries, international group trips, workshops, collaborations, research or general enquiries, you can reach us by WhatsApp or email.
WhatsApp (preferred): +1 (868) 761-8359
Email: westindianherping@gmail.com