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Oregon Spotted Frog populations have been found on private property in Washington. We are grateful to landowners who are currently helping these frogs. Understanding where these frogs are will enable us to focus our recovery efforts. Private landowners can help WDFW track this species’ range and abundance by allowing biologists to survey their land. This can increase our knowledge of Oregon Spotted Frog populations in Washington and may lead to the removal of this species from the state endanger

In this week’s Wild Washington lesson, “Making Space for Wildlife”, high school students learn how and why people build corridors for wildlife. Students analyze how animals move and must determine where they would put a wildlife corridor between the North Cascades and Mount Rainier. Finally, students examine how diverse stakeholder collaboration can lead to safer roads and crossings for people and wildlife. https://wdfw.wa.gov/get-involved/environmental-education-curriculum/9th-12th-grade/winter