保护珍稀爬行动物，前途光明（第一部分）

A brighter future for rare reptiles （Part 1）
 
Sand lizards have been relocated to Farnham Heath nature reserve in a joint project by the RSPB and Amphibian and Reptile Conservation  .
The species was first reintroduced to the restored heathland at Farnham Heath in 2012 but a fire started by an illegal camper three years later destroyed some of the reserve.
The damage has since been repaired and the populations of rare wildlife species are being boosted by relocated individuals, including sand lizards and field crickets.
“In partnership with ARC, we are building a more resilient UK population, by boosting the numbers we have here at Farnham,” says warden Mike Coates.
“Over the past six years we’ve worked to restore and create the perfect heathland habitat for these amazing creatures and we hope this will allow numbers to continue to grow in the coming years.” 
The sand lizard is one of the six native species of reptile in the UK, and one of the three native lizard species.

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