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 East AsiaChina
Enquan Zhang
Amphian and Reptile Curator
Beijing Zoo
CAZG
rainhard@yeah.net
CAZG representative on the AArk Steering Committee
 East AsiaChina
Prof Xie Feng
Chengdu Institute of Biology
xhrl@tom.com
working on both the in-situ and ex-situ conservation of Echinotriton chinhaiensis, a very rare salamander from Zhejiang Province
 East AsiaHong Kong
Michael Lau
Kadoorie Farm & Botanic Gardens
mwnlau@kfbg.org.hk
head of Herps, helped establish the Shellshock campaign in the 17 Chinese zoos, extensive contacts with herp professors in universities and museums in China, with WWF-Hong Kong 12 years ago and did his PhD on Romer's Tree Frog. knows Hong Kong amphibians pretty well (and proably south-east China).
 East AsiaJapan
Kazushi Kuwabara
Asa Zoo
JAZA
JAZA representative on the AArk Steering Committee
 East AsiaTaiwan - Province Of China
Eric Tsao
Taipei Zoo
dwx07@zoo.gov.tw
Hua-Ching Lin (General Curator, Animals) at dwx11@zoo.gov.tw and Joann Chang (now with their Zoological Foundation) at fund41@zoo.gov.tw
 East AsiaTaiwan - Province Of China
Pao-Chung Chen
Taipei Zoo
mailto:rohanp@slt.lk
"After 20 years of effort, Taipei Zoo has gradually become one of the major wildlife conservation centers in Asia . Also, we have a great deal of accomplishments in the ex-situ and in-situ for amphibians. We would be glad to become more involved and make other solid contributions in A-Ark."
 North AsiaRussian Federation
Evgeny Ryboltovsky
Vsevolozhsk Zoo
zoocom@km.ru
8 years breeding rare amphibians of Vietnam
 North AsiaRussian Federation
Oleg Shubravy
Moscow Zoo
EARAZA
mailto:shubraviy@list.ru
EARAZA representative on the Aark Steering Committee
 South AsiaBangladesh
Suprio Chakma
"doing his PhD on herpetofauna of Bangladesh. She studied amphibians for his master's. I suppose he knows B'desh amphibians more than anybody in the country."
 South AsiaIndia
Dammika?
National Zoo - Pinnawala?
"we always interested in doing a conservation programme on them. Deepthi, a friend of mine, Colombo university lecturer who attended your amphibian programme in India also discussed this matter lengthly with me. Dehiwala zoo the problem is lack of space. But this year we are hoping to start the constructions of Pinnawala zoo. The location of that area is close to a river and lush vegetation is there. Our idea is to promote Sri Lankan animals and conservation programmes in that zoo since there is a tendency of large number of foriegn visitors. So we are planning to have an amphibian section together with other Sri Lankan animals."
 South AsiaIndia
Sanjay Molur
herpinvert@vsnl.com
 South AsiaIndia
Sunita Pradhan
Darejeeling zoo
"successful breeding programme of Himalayan newt or salamander (Tyletotriton verrcosus)"
 South AsiaIndia
Jayanta ?
mailto:gibbonconservation@yahoo.com
"trying to develope one conservation breeding centre for the endamngered amphibians at Assam State Zoo"
 South AsiaSri Lanka
Rohan Pethiyagoda
mailto:rohanp@slt.lk
"We have bred through 22 species, 4 of them through 2 generations, at a cost of about $300 per species"
 South AsiaSri Lanka
Anslem de Silva
kalds@sltnet.lk
"Also several successful conservation breeding programmers too were conducted by me - incidentally the first officially recorded release of conservation bread amphibians is by me which was published in the Re-Introduction Specialist Group News Letter in 1991. "
 South AsiaSri Lanka
Mohamed Bahir
Universiy of Kent
mmb7@kent.ac.uk
studying at Kent, in charge of Sri Lankan amphibian programs upon return
 South AsiaSri Lanka
Kelum Manamendra-Arachchi
mailto:kelum@slt.lk
 Southeast Asia
"works for the Musee de Histoire Naturelle (which runs the Paris Zoos) and is Cambodian by birth.  He is a great guy who is really into conservation and might also be a good contact for any work in SE Asia."
 Southeast AsiaCambodia
Dr. Norin Chai
mailto:chai@mnhn.fr
 Southeast AsiaEast Timor
 Southeast AsiaIndonesia
Sherman Tommy Wong
Project Consultant
Taman Safari
mailto:stwong2922@hotmail.com
 Southeast AsiaIndonesia
Mistar Kamsi
mistar_kamsi@yahoo.com
very interested in amphibians. He is doing diffirent field work in Sumatra
 Southeast AsiaMalaysia
Mohamad Ngah, Ph.D.
Director
Zoo Negara Malaysia
mailto:director@zoonegara.org.my
"Zoo Negara Malaysia was given the honour to be the SEAZA Country Representative for Amphibian recently.  I have initiated to establish frogs and toads collection at Zoo Negara.  The exhibits will be ready for viewing this coming September"
 Southeast AsiaSingapore
Biswajit Guha
Singapore Zoo
Biswajit@zoo.com.sg
 Southeast AsiaSingapore
Alvin Seah
mailto:alvin_seah2004@yahoo.com.sg
local amphibian enthusiast husbandry & breeding several asian species, helps Singapore Zoo
 Southeast AsiaThailand
Sumate Kamolnorranath DVM
Director of Research and Conservation
Zoological Park Organization
mailto:sumatekamol@yahoo.com
says he is amphibian point person for his institution
 Southeast AsiaThailand
Khao Kheow Zoo
has some interested keepers
 Southeast AsiaVietnam
Doug Hendrie
Turtle Conservation Center at Cuc Phong as well as Education for Nature Vietnam in Hanoi
mailto:dhendrie@fpt.vn
"Doug is also involved in a WildTrade group there and would know quite a bit about  who should be involved from the region" has student doing PhD on amphibs there