Press & Media
ARC has been and continues to be a resource for the media when covering imperiled wildlife, especially amphibians and reptiles, habitat restoration, and place-based conservation.
Latest Releases
Is the Endangered Species Act Broken? Scientists Say Acting Early Is the Key to Saving Imperiled Species
Conservationists Undertake Rescue After North Carolina’s Most Destructive Hurricane Threatens One of the World’s Rarest Salamanders
One of the most endangered amphibians on Earth is being given a fighting chance after landslides triggered by Hurricane Helene…
1,200+ Salamanders Released in Restored Panhandle Wetlands to Help Prevent Extinction
Last week, biologists released their 1,204th federally-listed Threatened frosted flatwoods salamander larva (like a tadpole) into a restored Florida Panhandle wetland…
ARC in the Media
Innovative efforts salvage breeding season for threatened salamanders
Tallahassee Democrat
By Stephanie Haan-Amato
The article highlights how ARC and its partners adapted recovery strategies to help salvage the breeding season of Threatened frosted flatwoods salamanders during one of the Southeast’s most severe droughts on record, featuring perspectives from the ARC team.
Can Clusters of Human-Constructed Ponds in the Arizona Desert Save a Threatened Frog?
Inside Climate News
By Wyatt Myskow
Wyatt Myskow reports from the field on ARC’s work with partners to restore wetlands for the Threatened Chiricahua leopard frog in Arizona’s White Mountains and includes the perspective of ARC Southwestern Program Coordinator Becca Cozad.
21 gartersnakes released in Arizona’s Canyon Creek. What that means.
Arizona Republic
By Sarah Henry
Sarah Henry highlights ARC’s partnership in the release of federally Threatened, captive-bred narrow-headed gartersnakes into Arizona’s Canyon Creek.