Thank You for Our Best Boreal Toad Season Yet
A boreal toadlet found on a survey during the 2020 season. Copyright Sarah Woodbury
Dear Friend,
Thank you so much for supporting boreal toad conservation by being a part of our Boreal Toad Project this season. Because of you—and against all odds—we saw massive success in 2020!
With increasing volunteers and more sites being visited, we're on track to answer big questions about these toads in support of their conservation.
A Thank You from the Project Leads
Watch this five-minute video from project leads Kayleigh Mullen from Hogle Zoo and Mary Pendergast from Wild Utah Project to learn how the 2020 project season went and hear about what to look forward to in 2021. (Hint: baby toads are involved!)
Thank you, thank you, thank you for supporting local conservation of sensitive amphibians. This statewide effort would not be possible without you.
Feel free to share your success with friends and family and start recruiting more volunteers and donors for next season.
Couldn't Volunteer this Season? That's Okay!
With our differing physical abilities and COVID-19 adding to our busy lives, not everyone can become a community scientist for this project. And that's okay—there are other ways to help!
If you have the resources, please consider donating so that this and other conservation projects can continue through this uncertain time.
Have questions? Don't hesitate to contact us to learn more about the project.
Mary Pendergast - mary@wildutahproject.org
Kayleigh Mullen - kmullen@hoglezoo.org