Posted by: Sandy Steinman | January 28, 2012

Mountain Yellow-legged Frogs Considered For Protections

The Bay Citizen reports that the California Fish and Game Commission will be considering endangered or threatened status for the Mountain Yellow-legged Frog. The frog’s population has decreased by over 90 percent as a result of fungus disease, a non-native trout, pollution  from the Central Valley, habitat loss, cattle grazing and wildfires. This species is endemic to the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Read more at the Bay Citizen Once-Abundant Sierra Nevada Frogs May Be Deemed Endangered.

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