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.
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If Left to Stand, Recent BLM Public Lands Rule Will Be a Boon for At-Risk Endemic Species
While Endangered Species Act Protections Lag for Amphibians and Reptiles, Actions Are Underway to Conserve At-Risk, Unlisted Species
Despite amphibians and reptiles being two of the most at-risk vertebrate groups in the country, efforts to afford them protection under the US Endangered Species Act (ESA)…
Protecting Imperiled Species in the Southern Appalachians Protects Whole Ecosystems
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Amid Damage From Helene, Hellbenders May Get Endangered Species Listing
National Parks Traveler
By Holly Kays
Holly Kays covers the proposed listing of the eastern hellbender as an Endangered species and discusses the threats to the giant salamander with ARC Executive Director JJ Apodaca.
1,200 Rare Salamanders Released in Florida Days After 42 Snakes Were Set Free in the State
People
By Kelli Bender
Kelli Bender covers the recent release of more than 1,200 frosted flatwoods salamander larvae (like tadpoles) into restored Florida Panhandle wetlands by ARC Biologists and partners.
Florida is full of expensive restoration projects. Conservation would be cheaper.
Florida Phoenix
By Craig Pittman
In his commentary column, Craig Pittman discusses the recovery of the frosted flatwoods salamander in the Florida Panhandle and how these costly efforts could have been avoided.