The ATAG is pleased to announce that we will be offering another advanced course focused on Amphibian Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART)
January 31st– February 6th, 2027, hosted by Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium, Omaha, NE.
This hands-on course will provide an instructive forum for students to apply ultrasonography, hormone administration, gamete collection, cryopreservation, and assisted fertilization technologies to improve sustainability of amphibian collections and reproductive output for conservation programs.
Past students have included a diverse range of professionals, from NGOs,
state and federal program administrators, zookeepers, curators, reproductive biologists, and veterinarians.
Student Testimonials
“I enjoyed learning in a small classroom setting with numerous experts available to answer questions…loved learning alongside other passionate amphibian experts.”
“Instructors were thorough, patient, knowledgeable, and absolutely fantastic!”
“This workshop greatly exceeded my expectations.”
“All talks were amazing and easy to follow…everyone was super helpful and went above and beyond to give us the best learning experience.”
Although registration and hotel information is not currently available, we want to ensure those interested have an opportunity to budget to attend this unique opportunity. For initial budgeting purposes, please estimate $2,000-$2,400 for registration, food, and lodging (does not include travel).
More detailed information will follow soon, and we hope you can join us!