Conférence "Diversité herpétologique de la péninsule d'Osa"

Oscar SIGOGNEAU, 19, is a 2nd year biology student in Dijon.

Dijon, is on his way to becoming a herpetologist. In the spring of 2026, he and his father will spend 3 weeks surveying the Osa Peninsula, in south-west Costa Rica on the Pacific Ocean, by 4x4 and then on foot, to observe the local fauna.

Costa Rica on the Pacific Ocean, to observe the local wildlife. Based on his trip, Oscar will introduce you to herpetology (the study of reptiles and amphibians) and the great diversity of this part of the world, with the aim of dispelling the image that some reptiles may have.