Group of Experts on the Conservation of Amphibians and Reptiles (including marine turtles)
The Bern Convention Group of Experts on the Conservation of Amphibians and Reptiles was set up in 1986 and has been very active in identifying threatened species in need of specific conservation actions.
Particular attention has been given to the conservation of marine turtles, a species which has been the focus of numerous case files under the Bern Convention.
(Photo credit: Markus Haslinger)
Meetings
9-10 October 2017
Norway
9th Meeting of the Group of Experts on the Conservation of Amphibians and Reptiles
Documents
Reports of previous meetings
Recommendations and Resolutions
Working documents
Other Documents
- Wetlands of International Importance for the protection of marine turtles: expert report (Ramsar Convention, 2nd edition)
Groups of experts
- On Conservation of Amphibians and Reptiles - marine turtles
- On Conservation of Plants
- On Conservation of Birds
- On Conservation of Invertebrates
- On Protected Areas and Ecological Networks
- On Invasive Alien Species
- On Large Carnivores
- On Biodiversity and Climate Change
- On European Island Biological Diversity
