SOUTH ASIAN REPTILE NETWORK
Connecting Researchers & Rescuers Since 2000
A digital directory for reptile researchers, field biologists, and rescuers in South Asia
The South Asian Reptile Network (SARN) is a collaborative platform established in 1997 to connect and support reptile researchers and wildlife rescuers across South Asia. The first directory, compiled by Sanjay Molur in December 2000, documented over 50 researchers working in the region.
To build and sustain a connected community of reptile researchers and rescuers across South Asia, enabling collaboration, data sharing, and coordinated conservation action for reptile species and their habitats.
What we do:
Country-wise Members
The original SARN Directory, compiled by Sanjay Molur in December 2000, documented over 50 researchers working across South Asia. This historical document represents the foundation of our network.
Download Directory (PDF)If you or your colleagues were part of the original 2000 SARN Directory, we request you to kindly re-register on our new digital platform. This will help us update your profile, ensure accurate information, and maintain an active, connected community of reptile researchers and rescuers across South Asia.
Re-register NowWhether you are a herpetologist, PhD student, snake rescuer, conservation officer, policy maker, citizen scientist, or educator - add your profile to the SARN directory and become part of South Asia's reptile conservation community.
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