Upcoming Expeditions
Small-group herpetological expeditions combining wildlife encounters with genuine scientific value.

Namibia
A dedicated search for southern Namibia’s dwarf Bitis vipers, combined with field research on microhabitat use.
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Ecuador
A 16-night expedition across the ChocΓ³ bioregion and western Amazon, spanning cloudforest to terra firme rainforest.
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Taiwan
Our first completed expedition. See the full trip report, species gallery, and scientific outcomes.
View Trip ReportWhy Field Herping Network
Every expedition is built on four principles.
Genuine Science
Every trip contributes real data toward research, monitoring, and conservation outcomes, not just a species checklist.
Understudied Regions
We go where herpetological diversity is high but scientific attention has been limited, working alongside local experts.
Expert-Led
Guided by experienced herpetologists and naturalists, with local partners providing permits, access, and expertise.
Wildlife-First Ethics
Minimal disturbance, safe handling, and behaviour-focused observation, always. Animal welfare comes before the photograph.
See It in Action
In June 2026, we ran our first completed expedition, eleven nights across eastern Taiwan targeting vipers, kraits, and colubrids, alongside a wide range of amphibians and endemic wildlife.
The result: a full trip report with species galleries, field observations, and a look at exactly what an FHN expedition delivers.
Read the Taiwan Trip Report

Ready for Your Next Expedition?
Whether you’re ready to book or just want to talk through the details, we’re always happy to hear from you.
