Fife Amphibian & Reptile Group

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Fife Amphibian & Reptile Group A local volunteer group dedicated to the conservation of reptiles, amphibians and their habitats in Fife.

It’s that time again! This is an update to show you all what we at FARG have been up to recently. 🤩 Nine of our hardy vo...
23/07/2026

It’s that time again! This is an update to show you all what we at FARG have been up to recently. 🤩

Nine of our hardy volunteers joined Heather from Fife Golf Trust under grey skies to create three hibernacula, right beside the Glenrothes Golf Course. These were created to hopefully help to encourage the residence of more of our amphibian friends. 🐸🦎

A touring of the ‘new swale’ was held after completion of our projects. There has been a lot of hard work clearing out debris and the planting of native species by volunteers during previous hard efforts which has helped to enable the area to thrive, surrounded by wetland, hopefully creating the perfect habitat for our amphibian friends. By creating these corridors, which encourage the retention of moisture and creating insect-rich environments.

Our volunteers worked hard. A well deserved lunch-break, where we were treated with treats (including home baked goods 🍰 and coffee!).

A massive thank you to our volunteers for their continued support!

18/04/2026
Come along to the Elmwood Open Day tomorrow from 10am - 1pm! We have had many former Elmwood students join our ranks ove...
27/03/2026

Come along to the Elmwood Open Day tomorrow from 10am - 1pm! We have had many former Elmwood students join our ranks over the years, so it would be great to gain some more new members. Find us in the engineering shed along side Fife Red Squirrel Group. 🐸

Pond restoration in the sunshine! This old pond, which had been shaded by trees and overgrown with bamboo, now looks a b...
14/02/2026

Pond restoration in the sunshine! This old pond, which had been shaded by trees and overgrown with bamboo, now looks a bit more inviting if you're an amphibian. Some of the rotted leaf litter was removed and the increased light levels will warm the pond and improve plant growth. No amphibians on the day but plenty of water beetles.

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