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December 29th, 2014

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Male eastern tiger salamander found 12/19/14 in vernal pool complex in Cape May.

Eastern tiger salamanders are starting to move to their breeding pools. The Conserve Wildlife Foundation of New Jersey, the State Division of Fish and Wildlife Endangered and Nongame Species Program, and a dedicated group of volunteers will be surveying the pools over the next few months to determine populations.

Learn more about Conserve Wildlife Foundation’s amphibian projects:

• Calling Amphibian Monitoring Project (CAMP)
• Amphibian Conservation
• Amphibians Crossing!

 

Tags: 2014, easter tiger salamander, new jersey wildlife, vernal pools

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