Join us for a fascinating journey into the hidden world of amphibians—frogs, toads, salamanders, and their remarkable relatives. From their unusual life cycles and incredible adaptations to their often-secretive lifestyles, we’ll discover why these animals are far more important to our ecosystems than their small size might suggest. We’ll explore how amphibians connect aquatic and terrestrial environments and serve as important indicators of environmental health.

We’ll also look at the challenges amphibians face in a rapidly changing world. Changes in temperature and rainfall, habitat loss, disease, and other environmental pressures are affecting amphibian populations around the globe. Through photographs, stories, and science-based information, we’ll explore these challenges and learn why protecting amphibians means protecting the ecosystems we all depend on. Come discover some of nature’s most fascinating—and vulnerable—creatures.

Tuesday, December 8, 2026 @ 6:00pm
Street Audubon Nature Center