Thinking Back on SACAS
By Ron Skylstad It’s now been a week since I returned from Costa Rica to attend and present at the Sustainable Amphibian Conservation of the Americas Symposium (SACAS). As I try to shift gears back...
View ArticleBuilding the Ark, Outfitting the Rafts
By Ron Skylstad I just received the October 2013 issue of National Geographic, which contains an article about zoos and wildlife conservation entitled “Building the Ark.” It’s an interesting article in...
View ArticleHellbender Survey in the French Creek Watershed of Western New York (TWI...
By Tim Paine This year TWI is excited to announce a beginning partnership with the Roger Tory Peterson Institute (RTPI). Roger Tory Peterson was the famed naturalist and artist who authored the...
View ArticleAn Undiscovered Country: TWI and Amphibian Conservation in Chile
By Tim Paine Amphibian conservation is obviously a global issue. We here at TWI recognize this and, despite our extremely modest budget, strive to fund worthy projects that have impact beyond our...
View ArticleOf Ecosystem Engineers and eDNA: An Update on TWI Grant 006
By Victoria Zero Why Wyoming? You would not be amiss to ask, “Are there really amphibians in Wyoming?” In point of fact, it’s a funny place to study amphibians: Wyoming has some of the lowest amphibian...
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