The New York Times

Why Tiny Ponds and Singing Frogs Matter So Much

Photographs and video were taken at the Francis Marion National Forest in South Carolina, with assistance from Amphibian and Reptile Conservancy, a national nonprofit.Credit...Photographs and Video by ...
Ideal Home on MSN

How I built a mini pond in my garden using just a bucket (and why you should, too)

All you need is a bucket and a dream to help wildlife in your own ...
The Burlington Free Press

Peepers, trills and banjo calls: Frogs fill Vermont woods with springtime songs

LINCOLN ― Springtime is an exciting time for Vermonters who like to get outdoors and explore the state's wildlife. As the winter ice thaws, some popular creatures to look out for in Vermont are ...
LancasterOnline

How green frogs and bull frogs benefit local wildlife

Green frogs and bull frogs are the biggest and most common and widespread of frogs in Lancaster County. During summer, they inhabit the shallows and shores of most every waterway, impoundment, wetland ...
Gizmodo

World’s Largest Frogs Are So Big, They Build Their Own Ponds

New evidence shows that Goliath frogs—the world’s largest species of frog—construct their own ponds, providing a safe space for their tadpoles to grow. New research published today in the Journal of ...
Daily Herald

Frogs and toads fill our summers with sound, but where do they go in winter?

Editor's note: Karen Glennemeier, a research biologist on Shedd Aquarium's freshwater research team, has decades of experience in amphibian research and habitat restoration. The scientist from ...