Our fieldwork extends beyond guided experiences. West Indian Herping is involved in wildlife research, biodiversity documentation and conservation work across Trinidad & Tobago.
We also provide field support to university researchers, students and other professionals working with reptiles, amphibians, arachnids and other wildlife.
Income from our tours, workshops and other activities helps support our ongoing conservation and research work.
A community-based camera trapping project carried out in Brasso Seco in collaboration with the Environmental Management Authority, focused on monitoring Trinidad's wild ocelot population.
Research publications, papers and other scientific work that West Indian Herping has contributed to or supported.
Field support for researchers, students and professionals carrying out wildlife research in Trinidad & Tobago.