A remote scientific presentation series featuring herpetologists and researchers from across the West discussing how reptiles and amphibians are responding to drought in our region.

Webinar hosted by:

Northwest Partners in Amphibian and Reptile Conservation (NWPARC), Society for Northwestern Vertebrate Biology (SNVB), and Pacific Northwest Aquatic Monitoring Partnership (PNAMP)

 “Fire management guidance for terrestrial amphibians in PNW moist coniferous forests”-Donald Brown, US Forest Service

“Amphibian survival during multi-decadal drought in the western USA is mediated by body condition and environmental setting” – Rebecca McCaffery, US Geological Survey

“Studying herps and enduring a megadrought, while staring down the super El Niño.  What could go wrong?” – Todd Esque, US Geological Survey

“Potential range expansion of snakes with a warming climate” – Michelle Jeffries, US Geological Survey

Questions or comments? Reach out to David Pilliod, USGS (dpilliod@usgs.gov) and Meg Dethloff, PNAMP/PSMFC (mdethloff@psmfc.org)