

It is slow patient work scanning the rocks. Wildlife Management student Sam Turner at work. Photo: Anna Yeoman : Lizards at large
It is slow patient work scanning the rocks. Wildlife Management student Sam Turner at work. Photo: Anna Yeoman : Lizards at large


The team (from left) Carey Knox, Patrick Liddy and Amanda Salt review how they will cover all the rock outcrops where the skinks are likely to be. Photo: Anna Yeoman : Lizards at large
The team (from left) Carey Knox, Patrick Liddy and Amanda Salt review how they will cover all the rock outcrops where the skinks are likely to be. Photo: Anna Yeoman : Lizards at large


Sasha Roselli surveys the deeply creviced schist outcrops. Grand and Otago skinks will retreat into the cracks for protection from both predators and temperature extremes. Photo: Anna Yeoman : Lizards at large
Sasha Roselli surveys the deeply creviced schist outcrops. Grand and Otago skinks will retreat into the cracks for protection from both predators and temperature extremes. Photo: Anna Yeoman : Lizards at large


Sam Turner has a grand skink in her sights. Photo: Anna Yeoman : Lizards at large
Sam Turner has a grand skink in her sights. Photo: Anna Yeoman : Lizards at large


Roselli and Knox discuss progress. Photo: Anna Yeoman : Lizards at large
Roselli and Knox discuss progress. Photo: Anna Yeoman : Lizards at large


Lizards at large : Lizards at large
Lizards at large : Lizards at large


The team at the gate of MokoMoko Dryland Sanctuary after a job well done. Photo: Anna Yeoman : Lizards at large
The team at the gate of MokoMoko Dryland Sanctuary after a job well done. Photo: Anna Yeoman : Lizards at large
Lizards at large
Anna Yeoman's experiences helping in an endangered skink project in Central Otago led to reflections on the exciting but vulnerable status of...
