Behind the project
A binational team
Swiss and Moroccan, four young naturalists who document, study and share the wildlife of Morocco.
Swiss and Moroccan, four young naturalists who document, study and share the wildlife of Morocco.
Swiss and Moroccan, founder and photographer of the project. A specialist in white-background wildlife photography, he has documented more than 1,000 species and designs the site.
@rayanevuilleminwildlife
A Switzerland-based biologist with a passion for reptiles, Colin is the scientific backbone: he writes most of the species accounts and handles venomous snakes in the field.
@swiss.wildnat
A nature enthusiast, Clément spots the most elusive animals and brings a valuable outside perspective on outreach and the project's big picture.
@el_castel
A PhD student at Mohammed V University in Rabat, Haytam devotes his work to studying and conserving Moroccan wildlife, and develops content, funding and partnerships.
@akairos_artsFieldwork, photography, science and outreach: one species at a time, we gather free, accessible knowledge about the reptiles and amphibians of Morocco.
A pioneering platform for Moroccan herpetology, built by Abdellah Bouazza and Aziza Lansari (Ibn Zohr University, Taroudant) and their students. Our main partner in Morocco: logistical, scientific and administrative support, and the creation of a visual identification key to the herpetofauna.
Visit Morocco Herpetology →
An association dedicated to chameleon conservation. Together, a program to study and conserve the Common chameleon (Chamaeleo chamaeleon) in Morocco, in the face of collection and habitat destruction.
Learn more about the C.C.C →Run by volunteers, largely self-funded. Your donation is what takes us further into the field.