General workshop description

Each year, CAMP project coordinators present a series of informational programs at various locations across the state. These programs are open to the public and are designed for general audiences, including children and adults interested in learning more about Connecticut’s amphibians. Program topics include, a look at the natural history and diversity of Connecticut’s native frogs, toads and salamanders, global, regional and local conservation issues surrounding amphibians, an introduction to CAMP and amphibian monitoring programs, and opportunities for volunteers to become involved in CAMP. Programs generally include a slide presentation, frog and toad call activities, and a chance to observe live specimens or opportunities to explore amphibian habitats in the field.

2004 Workshop Schedule

Spring workshops scheduled in 2004 will be listed as they are scheduled. To learn more about workshops and to confirm times and dates, or to find out about activities following a workshop, contact the workshop sponsor.

Or, contact the organizations or individuals listed on the Contacts page to learn about additional workshops and other related activities or to volunteer to participate in cover searches.