Volunteers support the mission of the San Diego Natural History Museum in many ways. Volunteers are integral to the Museum's daily operations and have contributed thousands of hours in support of collections and database management. At present, one of the largest volunteer projects associated with the Atlas is No Specimen Left Behind, which has the goal of creating high resolution images for every specimen in the Department of Herpetology's research collection.

Funding from the James Hervey Family Foundation, the Advised Fund of Philip M. Klauber, numerous individual contributors, and the National Science Foundation (0138605, 0749533, 8704630, and 8704630) set the stage for this project by rehousing the collections, upgrading the database, georeferencing localities, and databasing the catalogue. We also would like to thank the Specify software team for their advances in databasing and iNaturalist.org for providing a rich citizen science experience and a fully documented API.

We are still actively seeking support to improve the Atlas website and its content, as well as, implement additional features that have been in development in the Atlas Labs. Donate today and apply your gift to the Amphibian and Reptile Atlas.