Since 1994, volunteers have conducted springtime breeding census surveys in wetlands throughout King County, Washington to document the presence or absence of certain species of amphibians over time. They hunt for amphibian egg clutches and adult amphibians each spring.
Volunteers survey their assigned wetland three times each spring.
They also note the presence of deformed amphibians if they find any. If you are interested in becoming an amphibian monitor for the 2001 season, please email us with your name, address and phone number. We'll add your name to our workshop waiting list. For questions about information on this page, please contact Klaus Richter , Senior Ecologist. By visiting this and other King County web pages, you expressly agree to be bound by terms and conditions of the site.