From Pacific giant salamanders to tailed frogs, Oregon has some fascinating amphibian species. Did you ever wonder how they evolved to live in our state’s many habitats and how they remain resilient to the many geologic, natural, and human forces they’ve encountered in their history? In this webcast, retired research ecologist Dede Olson shares the story of our region’s amphibian biodiversity, as well as their conservation needs. We were also joined by Suze Wehr, Communications and Advocacy Associate at Western Environmental Law Center, who discussed the urgent need for wildlife conservation funding to help Oregon’s native wildlife – including amphibians.
Webcast: The History & Future of Amphibians in Oregon
