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reptile conservation the international reptile conservation foundation works to conserve reptiles amphibians their natural habitats ecosystems that support them skip to content toggle navigation about us programs donate store home sandra binns 2025 12 07t22 01 46 00 00 welcome to ircf the international reptile conservation foundation works to conserve reptiles amphibians their natural habitats ecosystems that support them ircf works in concert with the scientific community educators and professional conservation organizations as a part of the total conservation solution we are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of former blue iguana conservation warden john marotta who volunteered and worked with bic from 2006 2013 during his time with us he brought exceptional dedication care and expertise to his work his passion for the blue iguanas in his care and his commitment to both their well being as individuals and conservation as a species made a lasting impact on the animals our team and our community our thoughts are with his family friends and all who knew him we are truly grateful for the time he spent with us and he will always be remembered below is a message from fred burton founder of bic there was a time in the history of the blue iguana recovery program when we entered an explosive phase of releasing a hundred young blues to the wild every year that meant for the first time we were faced with a daunting two hundred young iguanas to be fed every day plus all the voracious adults and right on cue john marotta started volunteering with us talk about the right man at the right time first as a volunteer then as a warden john made a huge impact on the birp throwing all his considerable energy into his work the iguana food collection went fast and furious and the iguanas thrived and so did john he reflected that these were some of the best years of his life these were also some of the best years for the birp he brought in funding dazzled the tourists motivated our volunteers and inspired the school children he set the bar high for any warden to follow this is the legendary john marotta i will always remember national trust for the cayman islands blue iguana conservation bic a trip down memory lane watch the video celebrating international blue iguana day may 8th 2023 participants bella rooney moderator conservationist luke harding bic john sandy binns ircf paule calle wcs tandora grant sdzwa fred burton doe participants from left to right luke harding bic bella rooney moderator conservationish john and sandy binns ircf paule calle wcs tandora grant sdzwa fred burton doe award winning conservation biologist fred burton has released a fascinating new book about saving one of the most endangered reptiles on earth the little blue book a short history of the grand cayman blue iguana is a true story about the rescue of a noble and charismatic iguana that almost suffers extinction an engaging read and a beacon of hope for conservation of reptiles published by ircf due to a limited supply we are allowing a maximum of 2 copies per individual customer purchase here conservation programs cyclura ricordii cyclura cychlura cychlura cyclura lewisi cyclura nubila caymanensis cyclura delicatissima heloderma horridum charlesbogerti liolaemus multimaculatus abronia spp ctenorsaura palearis gavialis gangeticus fundesgua ircf journal our journal here the ircf peer reviewed journal reptiles amphibians conservation and natural history has migrated readers can now access the journal at the university of kansas portal you are encouraged to register in order to receive the table of contents for each new issue as it is published all of our back issues are also available for your perusal volume 1 no 1 1990 through volume 27 no 3 current issue 30 years of publishing copyright 2001 2025 international reptile conservation foudation ircf facebook page load link go to top