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Welcome to the NCHS Herp Shop

 

At this time, we cannot take orders online but you can contact Sandy Durso if you are interested in any of the items listed below. A limited selection of items are available at some of our events and we have many more items available than shown here so please attend our biannual meetings for a full selection.

 

100% of the proceeds from the sales of Project Bog Turtle and Project Simus items go directly towards funding these special organizations. All other sales go to the NCHS to support programs like our research grants.

 

Books, etc. | T-shirts | Posters

 

Books, etc.

 

frog book

Field Guide and Recorded Calls
This book is a field identification guide with CD that features descriptions and calls of North Carolina's 30 frog and toad species. Learn about the habitats and habits of the NC frogs and toads. The 88-page booklet is packed with more than 120 full-color photographs that beautifully illustrate the stunning array of colors, shapes and sizes of North Carolina’s diverse and abundant frog and toad populations.

 

 

 

snakes of nc book

Field Guide to the Snakes of NC

This wonderful 42-page book features more than 150 color photographs and descriptions of the 31 non-venomous and 6 venomous snakes found in NC. It identifies the important roles snakes play in the state’s ecosystems, provides information on snake conservation efforts and answers some commonly asked questions about snakes.

 

 

 

nchs logo pin

 

 

Logo Pin

NCHS logo pin

 

 

 

 

 

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T-shirts

We have a wide variety of t-shirts available. Please attend one of our biannual meets to see our full selection!

NCHS t-shirts available

 

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Posters

We carry all the NC snakes (live bearers & eggs layers), lizards, salamanders (Parts 1-3), frogs (Parts 1-2).

NC venomous snakes poster

 

 

 

 

 

Venomous Snakes Poster

This poster features all 6 venomous snakes found in NC. It was created by NCHS members and all the photographs are courtesy of our member photographer, David Cooper.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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