About KRAG
Kent Reptile & Amphibian Group (KRAG) promotes Herpetofauna (reptile and amphibian) conservation in Kent, South-East England.  Common_toad.jpg KRAG members on a field trip Slow-worm (Anguis fragilis) Erin with slow-worm © Lee Brady

Recording Herpetofauna

KRAG endeavours to record the distribution and monitor the status of herpetofauna in the county. We want to build up long-term records for key sites in Kent  in an attempt to safeguard them from development or mismanagement. We also welcome records of sightings from members of public.


Information and Advice

We provide general advice on reptiles and amphibians and their habitat management to relevant organisations and the general public.

The group has also carried out surveys for local authorities, providing management advice and has provided recommendations to local authorities and developers on mitigation where development threatens herpetofauna populations.


Raising Awareness

Public events include rambles led by experienced recorders, practical habitat conservation days and popular survey training sessions. We produce a twice yearly newsletter for members.

Reptiles and amphibians are under threat in Kent, as in the rest of the United Kingdom, from development, persecution and general loss of habitat. Could you become an active member of KRAG and help them?