Amphibian Monitoring at San Antonio Missions National Historical Park: Two-Year Summary through February 2024

Carlson JE. 2024. Amphibian Monitoring at San Antonio Missions National Historical Park: Two-Year Summary through February 2024. Gulf Coast I&M Network, Lafayette, LA

A summary of the past two monitoring years for amphibian monitoring at San Antonio Missions National Historical Park. The park has three study sites within the San Antonio NPS properties, with each site containing 20 plywood coverboards. Field crews visit each site once every other month and record the amphibian species and numbers of individuals under each board. Two amphibian species are regularly found under coverboards: the non-native Rio Grande chirping frog and the Gulf Coast toad. The NPS web article is a publicly available overview of the project and most recent results. There is also a supplemental materials document with additional information about the project and the most recent findings.

Type
Resource Brief
Authors
Carlson, Jane
Date of Issue
2024
Publisher
Gulf Coast I&M Network, Lafayette, LA
Units
GULN , SAAN
Keywords
"Amphibian Final Monitor", GULN Amphibian Monitoring, GULN Brief

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