Education
Share reliable field knowledge, publications, and society resources that help members and the public understand Oklahoma amphibians and reptiles.
Oklahoma herpetofauna, clearly presented
Conservation-minded, science-driven, Oklahoma-rooted.
The Oklahoma Herpetological Society brings together professionals, students, and enthusiasts to support education, conservation, and public appreciation of native reptiles and amphibians.
Education
Conservation
Community
What we do
Education, conservation, and community in one place.
OHS exists to encourage scientific understanding, responsible stewardship, and collaboration among people who care about Oklahoma’s amphibians and reptiles.
Conservation
Support science-based stewardship of native species and habitats through advocacy, awareness, and long-term community care.
Community
Connect professional and amateur herpetologists through annual gatherings, volunteer leadership, and citizen science participation.
Key resources
Explore the society’s core resources.
From governance documents to newsletters, events, and the field guide, the site brings together the information members and visitors use most.
Archive
Society Newsletters
Read archived issues of the society newsletter, available to active members through the member archive.
Open member archive
Leadership
Officers and Governance
See who is serving, review the society constitution, and keep essential governance documents accessible from one clean location.
Meet the officers
Calendar
Events and Field Trips
Keep up with annual conferences, field trips, meetings, and other society programs across Oklahoma.
View events
Community Science
iNaturalist Project
Follow Oklahoma herp observations and contribute to community-powered species data through the society project on iNaturalist.
Visit the project
Reference
Field Guide
Explore species accounts, habitat notes, taxonomy, and related reference material for Oklahoma herpetofauna.
Browse the guideFrom the field
Oklahoma habitats and species, seen in the field.
Photography from the society library and approved sightings keeps the site grounded in real landscapes, real animals, and real observation work.
Stay connected
Keep the society's work visible and accessible.
Use the links below to follow community updates, contribute observations, or support the mission directly.