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Rumor has it Andrew Wyatt has resigned as CEO of USARK, Details are still few and far between as of now but rumor also has it that he has started a new group called United States Herpetoculture Alliance. What does this mean for the reptile community now? A lot of questions are being asked but none are being answered as of yet, Will USARK still exist? Now will the community have to fund “another” start up? What happens to donations already made to USARK? Are they still going to fight for us? I have sent a message to both Andrew Wyatt and USARK and will keep everyone up to date if and when I get any details.

“USARK organization will continue to operate under the direction of the board until such time as a suitable professional candidate has been found. The board is currently reviewing a number of prospective candidates and say they hope to come to a decision soon, and that USARK will continue to move forward in representing its members interests in 2013”

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