Thanks to the efforts of hundreds of volunteers and a few professional herpetologists, the Atlas presents what we know about the distribution and relative abundance of reptiles and amphibians in the state. We’re also documenting and presenting natural history information, calling times, and relative sizes. The relative abundance and relative distribution information has greatly helped us prioritize and undertake conservation efforts. Your continuing contributions matter. Your sightings, recordings, and photographic documentation allow us to continue to update and improve the Atlas.
What we’ve learned so far
- Frog Calling Times
- Amphibian Relative Abundance
- Reptile Relative Abundance
- Relative Lengths of Snakes
- Relative Turtle Shell Lengths
- Relative Salamander Lengths
- Relative Frog Lengths
- Species Distribution Maps
(these can be reached also from the individual species page)
