Amphibian Walks at JK Black Oak
Jefferson Salamander.Photo by Jenny Erickson Join Jenny Erickson, Loudoun Wildlife’s Amphibian Monitoring Coordinator, for a unique opportunity to explore the...
The Amphibians of JK Black Oak
Volume 26 Issue 4, Fall 2021 by Jenny Erickson Amphibians, consisting in our area of frogs, toads, salamanders, and newts,...
Jefferson Salamander – The Earliest Salamander of the Season
Volume 23 Issue 1, Spring 2018 by Erica Schwabach Jefferson SalamanderPhoto by Liam McGranahan What do you think of when...
Marbled Salamander
Vol. 21 Issue 3, Fall 2016 By Kerry Bzdyk Photo by Liam McGranahan The Marbled Salamander (Abystoma opacum) is a...
USGS Study Confirms U.S. Amphibian Populations Declining at Precipitous Rates
USGS Study Confirms U.S. Amphibian Populations Declining at Precipitous Rates Posted: 22 May 2013 01:59 PM PDT CORVALLIS, Ore. —...
The Big Night
Vol. 17 Issue 12, Winter 2012 by Liam McGranaghan Spotted Salamander The weather forecast called for heavy rains and warming...
Gum Farm, Globally Rare Wetland and Rich Field Habitat Protected!
A Good News Story by Nicole Hamilton It was March 2007 and we had just started our Loudoun Amphibian Monitoring...
Amphibians at Algonkian Regional Park
We had our last of three amphibian monitoring program kickoffs this past Saturday. This one was held at Algonkian Regional...
Salamanders, Frogs and more!
We had our first amphibian class and field trip yesterday and we had lots of great encounters! We spent the...
Volunteer for a Citizen Science Program
Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy offers many opportunities for citizens to participate in nature programs that promote the collection of important environmental data...
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