Amphibians of the Northeast

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Discover the fascinating traits that most frogs, toads, and salamanders share-such as having thin, smooth skins through which they can breathe-as well as what makes them unique. You'll pick up tips to identify local species by sight and/or sound and use case studies to learn more about their life history, ecology, and conservation.

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Schedule:	Every week on Tuesday, starting on 01/13/26 and ending on 01/20/26
Times:	06:00pm-08:00pm EST
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Meeting Date Start Time End Time Tuesday, January 13, 2026 06:00pm 08:00pm Tuesday, January 20, 2026 06:00pm 08:00pm Meeting Date Start Time End Time Tuesday, January 13, 2026 06:00pm 08:00pm Tuesday, January 20, 2026 06:00pm 08:00pm
Instructor:	Liz Johnson Liz Johnson Liz Johnson An ecologist and educator by training, Liz worked for the American Museum of Natural History for over 15 years as Manager of the Center for Biodiversity and Conservation's Metropolitan Biodiversity Program. Prior to that she was Director of Science and Stewardship for The Nature Conservancy in New Jersey. She is particularly interested in raising awareness about biodiversity in urban and suburban areas and co-edited the Biodiversity Assessment Handbook for New York City with Erik Kiviat. She has worked extensively surveying for mole salamanders and vernal ponds. Her Master's research focused on studying the effects of spring peeper and wood frog tadpole grazing on periphyton community composition.
Location:	Online-Live,
Session Number:	263NAT347O
Price:	Price Non-Member : $116.00 Member : $104.00

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