Reptile and Amphibian Conservation Resources
Each spring, salamanders, frogs, and toads awaken from winter hibernation to migrate to their breeding grounds. In many cases these migratory paths cross roadways, resulting in significant mortality rates. Learn more about herpetofauna conservation and ways you can get involved.
Educational Resources
- North Branch Nature Center: Amphibian Conservation Overview
- North Branch Nature Center: VT Amphibian Crossing Map
- Adirondack Almanack: Critter Crossings: Amphibians in April
- VT Herp Atlas
- Night-time Road Search Rules
Participate in Salamander Escorts
New York
NY Department of Environmental Conservation: volunteer guides and self-training materials
Vermont
Otter Creek Audubon Society: sign up for 2024 salamander escorts in Salisbury, VT
Know of an opportunity to join a volunteer group that isn’t listed here? Let us know!
Events and Other Opportunities
Green Mountain Club: Presentation on Selected Reptiles and Amphibians of the Green Mountains | March 29 7:00-8:30PM
Vermont Land Trust: Presentation on Vernal Pool Reptiles and Amphibians | April 9 7:00-8:30PM