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
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…
Fighting Fire with Fire: Prescribed Burns and Thinning Protect Wildlife and People
As wildfires burn across more of the US—lasting longer each year and increasing in both frequency and intensity—they’re taking an immense toll…
The Year of the Snake: A Rallying Cry to Safeguard Declining Snake Populations
ARC in the Media
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.
Chiricahua leopard frogs get new homes, but first it has to rain
Arizona Republic
By Sarah Henry
Sarah Henry covers ARC’s work with partners to create new wetlands for the Threatened Chiricahua leopard frog in Arizona’s White Mountains, featuring quotes from ARC Southwestern Program Coordinator Becca Cozad and National Programs Director José Garrido.
Inside the effort to save one of America’s most imperiled salamanders
NPR
By Nathan Rott
Nathan Rott reports from the field with ARC staff as they search for and raise Threatened frosted flatwoods salamanders, highlighting intensive efforts to safeguard one of the most imperiled amphibians in the US from extinction.