Date: April 25 Time: 7:30pm – 9:00pm Location: Dickinson Park, Newtown Registration Limited Cost: FREE
Did you know that you don’t have to be an amphibian expert to help protect frogs and toads in Connecticut? YOU can make a real difference just by gathering information that will help conservation efforts and declining amphibian populations. And the best part – IT’S FUN!! Join us along with the experts from FrogWatch USA as we listen, monitor and identify native frogs who call Newtown home. Surrounded by chirps, barks, croaks, beeps and peeps, it’s a great way to immerse yourself in the serenades of the wetlands that are so important to our fragile ecosystem.
Meet your FrogWatch USA experts:
Jim Knox, Curator of Education, Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo Andrew Connolly, Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo, Educator Bridget Cervero, Associate Director of Education, The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk
FrogWatch USA is a national community science project focused on inspiring conservation through education. We are grateful to bring this important event to the community in partnership with a local FrogWatch Chapter.
