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Originally Posted by Sdaji

Regardless of the legalities, what you're describing will cause a lot more harm than good, and sadly, it would be better to allow the animals to be bulldozed (yes, I know, it's extremely sad, but unfortunately you can't bulldoze a large area without causing a lot of harm).

If you can obtain permits to bring them into captivity, wonderful, if not, I suggest you leave the situation alone.

On the other hand, I expect this advice to fall on deaf ears... have fun

I have to agree with sdaji. By relocating them it would cause more harm than good. Theres probably no chance of getting permits to take them into captivity either. The thing is most of the herps (whatevers there) will avoid the place once building comences and probably relocate themselves. A small amount of skinks, geckos etc may be killed but theres not much you can do about that except illegally take them into captivity. Building and habitat destruction has been going on for years and we still have reptiles in the wild.