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New England Herpetological Society

Celebrating & Protecting New England’s Reptiles & Amphibians

The New England Herpetological Society (NEHS) is a nonprofit dedicated to conserving reptiles and amphibians, advancing herpetological education, and fostering a welcoming community for both lifelong enthusiasts and those newly curious about the natural world. Founded in 1972 as the Massachusetts Herpetological Society, NEHS has grown over 50 years into a regional organization, supporting herpetology through field events, educational programs, research and conservation grants, resources, and advocacy for responsible practices that protect native species and their habitats.

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Massachusetts Reptile Expo

We welcome breeders, dealers, hobbyists, and businesses offering reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, supplies, feeders, enclosures, and related products. With 150+ tables and a strong community of reptile enthusiasts from across New England, the Massachusetts Reptile Expo is a great opportunity to showcase what you offer and connect with engaged attendees.

Complete the application form to be considered for an upcoming event.
Space is limited, and early applications are highly encouraged.

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Upcoming Massachusetts Reptile Expo Dates

Vendor Applications Now Open For: June 21st, 2026

June 21st, 2026

Starland Sportsplex - Hanover, MA

November 15th, 2026

Starland Sportsplex - Hanover, MA

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New England Herpetological Society Memberships

Individual NEHS members enjoy exclusive events, retail discounts, learning opportunities, and connections with fellow enthusiasts. Local businesses can also join to show support, gain visibility, and engage with the community. Whether individual or business, NEHS memberships are your gateway to learning, connecting, and making a difference.

Become a Member

Your support helps the New England Herpetological Society continue it's mission of education, conservation, and responsible stewardship of reptiles and amphibians across New England.

We are an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and every donation directly supports grants, research, education, organizations and events that protect reptiles, amphibians, and their habitats.

Supporting Research & Education in New England

The New England Herpetological Society (NEHS) offers small grants to support research and educational projects that benefit reptiles, amphibians, and the broader herpetological community within New England. Through this program, NEHS aims to encourage meaningful work that advances knowledge, conservation, and responsible herpetological practices across the region.

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