Series: Amphibian Monitoring in the National Capital Region
Nortrup M, Chen HC, Matthews E, Harkness H, National Capital Region Network, Inventory & Monitoring. 2024. Series: Amphibian Monitoring in the National Capital Region. National Park Service
Amphibians are a crucial part of both aquatic and land ecosystems, and National Capital Region parks are home to at least 20 different amphibian species. Learn how amphibian populations are changing based on more than fifteen years of NPS monitoring by the National Capital Region Inventory & Monitoring Network.
- Type
- Resource Brief
- Authors
- Nortrup, Megan; Chen, Huiqi; Matthews, Elizabeth; Harkness, Hannah; National Capital Region Network, Inventory & Monitoring
- Date of Issue
- 2024
- Publisher
- National Park Service
- Units
- ANTI , BAWA , CATO , CHOH , GREE , GWMP , HAFE , MANA , MONO , NACE , NCR , NCRN , PISC , PRWI , ROCR
- Keywords
- amphibian brief, amphibians, ANTI, Antietam National Battlefield, CATO, Catoctin Mountain Park, Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park, CHOH, frogs, George Washington Memorial Parkway, GREE, Greenbelt, GWMP, HAFE, Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, hydroperiod, I&M, Inventory & Monitoring, lentic amphibians, lotic amphibians, MANA, Manasass National Battlefield Park, MONO, Monocacy National Battlefield, NACE, National Capital Parks - East, National Capital Region, National Capital Region Network, NCR, NCRN, newts, PISC, Piscataway, Prince William Forest Park, PRWI, Rock Creek Park, ROCR, salamanders, toads, vernal pools, water conductivity, wetland, wetland connectivity