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,...
Amphibian Monitoring Training
Frogs and toads are a vital part of our ecosystem and are considered an indicator species. Fluctuations in their populations...
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. —...
Hop Into Action – a nice resource with great activities for kids
Attention Homeschoolers, teachers, parents, and curious naturalists! Frog activity will start to stir come the first week or two of March...
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...
Eastern Spadefoot Toad – Our 1st Loudoun Record!!
Earlier in October, I was reading through the digest version of the Virginia herps listserv and saw a posting that...
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...
Loudoun Wildlife Podcast – Episode 17: American Toad
I went out in search of trilling toads and while they trilled away when I first found them the day before, they stayed silent throughout my podcast. Lips were sealed! The photo here is of one of them, clearly just waiting me out 🙂
Frog Fun at Bles Park
Seven of us went out to Bles Park in Ashburn, Virginia on Saturday night for a fun night hike to...
Gray Tree Frogs MIA but other Amphibians Showed Up
So we held our first evening amphibian foray into the woods last night. The plan was to enjoy the Gray Tree...
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