Field Report from the Spring Amphibian Migration
This spring, our Salamander Crossing Brigade volunteers saved 3,675 salamanders, frogs, and toads from the crush of the tire.
Amphibians News
Field Report from the 2016 Vernal Pool Project
In 2016, our intrepid citizen scientists documented 50 new vernal pools in ten Monadnock Region towns.
Field Report from the 2015 Vernal Pool Project
In 2015, our citizen scientists documented 30 new vernal pools, bringing our project total to 190 documented pools on public and conserved lands in the Monadnock Region.
Field Report from the 2014 Vernal Pool Project
In 2014, our citizen scientists and student interns documented 33 new vernal pools in ten towns.
Celebrating the Year of the Salamander, Part IV
Spotted salamanders are one of a kind.
Celebrating the Year of the Salamander, Part III
Salamanders can get you into a good college.
Findings from the North Lincoln Street Amphibian Crossing Study
The goal of this study was to figure out how many amphibians cross the road at North Lincoln Street each spring, and what percentage of them are helped along by the Crossing Brigades.
Celebrating the Year of the Salamander, Part II
Salamanders can stop you in your tracks.
Celebrating the Year of the Salamander, Part I
Salamanders are everywhere.
Exciting News About North Lincoln Street!
We’re launching a new conservation research initiative focused on our Salamander Crossing Brigades.
Field Report from the 2013 Vernal Pool Project
This spring, our citizen scientists documented 50 new vernal pools in seven towns.
7 Reasons Amphibians are Awesome
Two of our most prominent citizen science programs center around amphibians and their habitat. Why this focus on frogs, toads, and salamanders?
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