Justin Springer

Justin Springer

discoverer Barbados

Justin Springer is a conservationist and researcher who recently gained attention for his role in the rediscovery of the world's smallest snake, the Barbados threadsnake (Tetracheilostoma carlae), after nearly two decades of absence. Alongside a team from the Barbados Ministry of Environment, Springer found the elusive serpent during a year-long search, highlighting the ongoing efforts to protect the island's unique and vulnerable ecosystems. His discovery serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving Barbados' remaining forests, which are critical for the survival of endemic species.

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Taiwan Taiwan: Justin Springer is a Carribean program officer at Re:wild who made the discovery of the Barbados threadsnake alongside Connor Blades. 8

Taipei Times – major English newspaper in Taiwan, est. 1999: World’s smallest ‘lost’ snake spotted after two decades

United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates: Justin Springer is a representative from the NGO 'Re:Wild' who emphasized the importance of protecting the unique forests of Barbados. 8

Al Ittihad: باحثون يرصدون أصغر أفعى في العالم