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Gilpin Boothman's Oxbow Amphibian Crossing Project

May 2nd, 2012 7 Images
The Pacific Chorus Frog comes in both green and brown and were in abundance during the amphibian migration between Gilpin Grasslands Provincial Park a the Boothman's Oxbow Provinical Park along Highway 3. Photo Erin Perkins.
Lisa Tedesco, left, a habitat biolgist with the Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations out of Nelson, biologist and project coordinator Jenny Coleshill and Stephanie Gillis of the Ministry of Transportation consult about the best way to help with the evening migration along the gathering fence in Gilpin Grasslands Provincial Park. Photo Erin Perkins.
Stephanie Gillis, left and Lisa Tedesco find a Pacific Chorus Frog along the fence line. Photo Erin Perkins.
Lisa Tedesco releases the Pacific Chorus Frogs on the other side of Highway 3 as they head to the wetlands. Photo Erin Perkins.
A Tiger Salamander found in Gilpin Grasslands Provincial Park. Photo Erin Perkins.
A Long-toed Salamander. Photo Erin Perkins.
A Spadefoot Toad. Photo Erin Perkins.

 

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