Foothill Yellow-legged Frog Ecology & Conservation Workshop

This workshop is designed to provide practical knowledge on the life history, ecology and conservation of the Foothill Yellow-legged Frog (FYLF). This frog is listed as either threatened or endangered under the federal and California Endangered Species Acts throughout much of its range.
The Friday morning lecture will review identification of FYLF at all life stages and other similar amphibians, range and distribution, habitat requirements, behavior, survey techniques, conservation needs, and regulations. An accompanying field trip will be held at a nearby creek and known site of FYLF. Aquatic habitat types will be discussed and a demonstration of survey techniques provided. Personal transportation is required to the field trip. Carpooling is encouraged.
Instructors Dave Cook and Jeff Alvarez are experts on amphibian ecology, conservation, and conduct herpetological research throughout California.
Schedule
Lecture and Lunch: Fri, November 15, 8:00am-12:30pm at Laguna Environmental Center
Field Trip Session 1: Fri, November 15, 1:30-5:00pm at Sugarloaf Ridge State Park
Field Trip Session 2: Sat, November 16, 8:00-11:30am at Sugarloaf Ridge State Park
Field Trip Session 3: Sat, November 16, 12:30pm-4:00pm at Sugarloaf Ridge State Park
*There are three field trip sessions. Each participant will attend one field trip session.
Refund Policy: Attendees can receive refunds up to 30 days before the event start date minus a $75 processing fee (requests must be submitted before October 15, 2024). No refunds will be granted within 30 days of the workshop regardless of the personal or professional emergency.
Co-Sponsors: The Wildlife Project specializes in environmental compliance and technical field surveys. Specifically, assisting clients with mitigation development and monitoring, special-status species surveys and habitat evaluations, biological assessments, survey and monitoring technique development, and biological consultation. The Laguna de Santa Rosa Foundation works to restore and conserve the Laguna de Santa Rosa, and to inspire public appreciation for this Wetland of International Importance.
Questions? Phone (707) 527-9277 ext. 100. Email [email protected]

Host or Publisher Laguna de Santa Rosa Foundation