Mole salamanders migrate once a year during the transition from winter to spring. With the temperatures warming and the rain rolling in, here's what you need to know to go look for them.
Salamanders emerge and great blue herons hunt in Summit Metro Parks each spring. Learn where and how to see them.
Armed with a yellow and a black crayon, a 9-year-old conservationist recently helped persuade an Alabama university to rethink building a sprawling sports facility on a critical spotted salamander ...
On March 11, Burlington begins its annual closure of a stretch of King Road to protect Jefferson salamanders as they cross ...
Most amphibians wait for the warmth of springtime before they become active, but Jefferson salamanders run on a different internal clock. In late February or early March, they often emerge, a time of ...
I’m a little slow on the uptake for this one — what? It’s been a busy few … years — but I’m just catching up to the news that someone had to file a lawsuit to ask the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to ...
The population of California tiger salamanders that live in the Stanford hills will have new breeding ponds ready by the winter rains. The university's hope is to have fewer of the small amphibians ...
Salamanders may seem like insignificant creatures that enjoy wandering around humid environments. Most people would attach little importance to these small and solitary amphibians. Yet, salamanders, ...
Federal Information & News Dispatch, Inc.    SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Why we need to publish a rule. Under the Endangered Species Act (Act), any species that is determined to be an ...
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