Lémaniques no. 134 - Amphibians and reptiles of the Lake Geneva region: 78% of threatened species!

This new issue of Lémaniques puts the spotlight on these discreet lakeside inhabitants, whose ecological role is nonetheless fundamental. From the Common Natterjack to the Viperine Snake and the rare Green Treefrog, this panorama provides an alarming but fascinating overview of the local herpetofauna. You'll discover why these species are excellent indicators of the quality of natural environments, how riverbank development affects their survival, and what is being done to protect them. It's a vibrant call to rethink our relationship with these animals, which are sometimes unloved but essential to the balance of ecosystems.

You can also find our news : new "Halte aux Renouées" dates, the 45th Annual General Meeting, our summer camps and Lémanscope, to name but a few. Dive into our “Youth Pages” section to find out more about the bad weather on Lake Geneva.

Read Lémaniques no. 134

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