Northwestern Salamander egg mass (copyright M. Brewer)
Volunteer with WCAMP!
Come learn about the Federally Listed Oregon Spotted Frog and how you can get involved. We have a Training for potential volunteers coming up on March 16. Click Here and find out more.
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iNaturalist
We are joining the iNaturalist band wagon. This nifty app allows you to add data directly from your smart phone (or computer). It does more than just amphibians as well. The data joins an international database and makes it sooo much more useful. Check it out and start mapping frogs (and salamanders). Learn more in the “Data Input” tab on our website.
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Spring 2019 Amphibian Eggmass Forays
We have two upcoming Amphibian Eggmass Counting Survey group forays! Come join in on the fun. The two dates are: Sunday March 31st at the Chuckanut Community Forest. This has been an important reference site for our program. This site … Continue reading
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New Volunteer Opportunity
Oregon Spotted Frog Survey Training Sign-Up: The countdown to the start of our Oregon Spotted Frog season is underway! Please join us in supporting this threatened species by helping us collect vital data from local populations, including conducting egg mass … Continue reading
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Why Chase Frogs
Worldwide, many amphibian species are experiencing dramatic declines in population abundance and density due in part to habitat alteration, emerging diseases and climate change. In addition, many amphibian species that inhabit urban and suburban areas are threatened with habitat loss and degradation caused by increasing urbanization and … Continue reading
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