Traffic and roadway impacts on amphibian diversity and distribution in the Snoqualmie Valley, WA
This is a companion project to a 2016 CREOi award. Globally, amphibians are threatened by fungal diseases, climate change, and habitat loss and fragmentation. In urbanizing areas like western Washington State, road corridors and increasing traffic may contribute to habitat fragmentation, blocking amphibian migration paths between spring breeding ponds and the upland forests that provide overwintering habitat. Oxbow staff and… Read Project SummaryTraffic and roadway impacts on amphibian diversity and distribution in the Snoqualmie Valley, WA