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Welcome to the Saint Louis
Welcome to the Saint Louis
FrogWatch Community
FrogWatch Community
Thank you for your interest in the frog and toad populations of the Saint Louis Missouri region! You do not have to be a frog or toad expert to help with frog conservation. All you need is an interest in frogs and toads and a willingness to participate at the level of commitment you are able to.
This website was created to be used as resource for both the frog enthusiast and for future/current FrogWatch Volunteers. This site includes information on frog call identification, training opportunities, our iNaturalist project, and additional resources for FrogWatch volunteers.
Our FrogWatch community offers several different ways you can participate with different level of training and time commitment. You have the option to help collect data about our frog and toad populations as a user of iNaturalist (FrogWatch-Lite) or as a FrogWatch Volunteer.
Check out the following project options below to find one that works for you and become a frog and toad conservationist.
You can find more information about FrogWatch-Lite and FrogWatch Volunteers using the navigation bar at the top of the page or by clicking on the following shortcuts: FrogWatch-Lite and FrogWatch Volunteers.
You can find more information about FrogWatch-Lite and FrogWatch Volunteers using the navigation bar at the top of the page or by clicking on the following shortcuts: FrogWatch-Lite and FrogWatch Volunteers.
Spring Peeper Program
Spring Peeper Program
Learn how your efforts as a volunteer will help bring back frog and toad diversity in the St. Louis Area! Click here to read more about the Spring Peeper Program.
If you have suggestions and/or recommendations for additional resources, please submit them to frogwatchstl@gmail.com. You may also reach a Saint Louis FrogWatch Coordinator for additional assistance by contacting Michael Dawson at dawson@stlzoo.org .
Acknowledgements
Acknowledgements
About Saint Louis FrogWatch Chapter
The Saint Louis FrogWatch Chapter is a citizen science program for the Saint Louis region and was launched in 2011. It is the 16th chapter of the national FrogWatch USA™ program.
The Saint Louis FrogWatch Chapter is hosted and operated through a collaboration and partnership between the Saint Louis Zoo, Shaw Nature Reserve, Audubon Center at Riverlands, The Great Rivers Research & Education Center, St. Charles County Parks, and Forest Park Forever.
Thank You Collaborators!
The Saint Louis FrogWatch program is not possible without volunteers like you! Thank you for your enthusiasm, time, and dedication.
This online resource was made possible with the help of Mike Dawson, Conservation Education Liaison and FrogWatch Chapter Coordinator at the Saint Louis Zoo.
Image Credits
Mike Dawson & Cheryl Dawson
Jeff Dawson (Wood Frog)
Justin Elden (Chorus Frog)
Special Thanks: Trincy Beasley
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