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Frog Blog: November 2011

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November 28, 2011. The Origin of the Amphibian Chytrid Fungus. The amphibian chytrid fungus ( Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis. Bd) is the cause of the most spectacular loss of vertebrate biodiversity in recorded history. To date, at least 200 species have been driven extinct and hundreds more have suffered major declines. Even amphibians within the world's best protected ecosystems have been hard-hit, including California's mountain yellow-legged frog ( Rana muscosa. Namely, as our increasingly global eco...

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Frog Blog: A Framework for Future Frog Recovery Efforts

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March 30, 2011. A Framework for Future Frog Recovery Efforts. It seems likely that both the state and federal processes will end up listing both species as either threatened or endangered. These listings will accelerate the development and implementation of recovery actions across the range of the species. So, what mechanisms exist to coordinate these recovery activities? Only time will tell whether the Conservation Strategy meets these important goals. Back to The Mountain Yellow-legged Frog Site.

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Frog Blog: December 2011

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December 13, 2011. California Budget Crisis and the Future of the Aerial Fish Stocking Program. The CDFG is petitioning to keep vehicles that represent special circumstances, and I'd be surprised if the King Air was not included in that petition. So, this story is still unfolding, but if the King Air is auctioned off it could end the CDFG aerial stocking program. This could get interesting. Back to The Mountain Yellow-legged Frog Site. Posted by Roland Knapp. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Hopeless Wanderer : PCT 2014: November 2013

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Hopeless Wanderer : PCT 2014. Friday, November 22, 2013. Southern Sierra: Pacific Crest Trail, John Muir Trail, or High Sierra Route. Halfmile maps g and h. I could write a novel on these sections alone. There is not enough attention span to read all of the information I want to write on section g and h. But I need to speed up this research process so I will just hit the highlights. Check out the website video, it's goofy and cute. Along the High Sierra route is Charlotte Dome. Goethe Cirque, Mt Ritter.

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California School of Fly Fishing, Nevada City and Truckee, CA

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California Schoo of Fly Fishing, Truckee and Nevada City. Current weather conditions provided by Weather Underground. 11320 Donner Pass Rd. Truckee. (530) 587-4844 Fishing licenses. Great. And selected fly fishing gear. The place to go in Truckee. 2705 Lake Tahoe Blvd. South Lake Tahoe. (530) 541-8208. The only full service, dedicated flyshop in the Tahoe Truckee area. Cedar House Sports Hotel. 10918 Brockway Rd. Truckee (530) 582- 5655. Classy place, nice bar and restaurant. Hwy 89 North Corridor. Sageh...

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Sierra Nevada Mountain Yellow-Legged Frog - Sierra Forest Legacy

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Farm Bill CE Projects. Northern Sierra Nevada - Quincy Library Group. Central Sierra Nevada and Lake Tahoe Basin. Major Plans and Projects. Management Indicator Species Plan Amendment. Giant Sequoia National Monument. Laws, Policy, and Regulations. Laws, Policy, and Regulations. Recent Important Case Law. Key Forest Service Policy affecting the Sierra Nevada. Sierra Nevada Wildlife at Risk. Biodiversity of the Sierra Nevada. Sierra Nevada Mountain Yellow-legged Frog. Sierra Nevada Red Fox. Until recently...

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Frog Blog: Pacific Chorus Frogs As Disease Carriers?

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March 19, 2012. Pacific Chorus Frogs As Disease Carriers? Last week, the journal PLoS ONE published an interesting paper. By Natalie Reeder and colleagues that suggested a potential role for the Pacific chorus frog ( Pseudacris regilla. As a carrier of the amphibian chytrid fungus ( Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis. Bd") Numerous media outlets covered the paper (e.g., San Francisco Chronicle. This remains a distinct possibility, but it would still be only part of the story. For example, I've documented...

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Frog Blog: The Origin of the Amphibian Chytrid Fungus

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November 28, 2011. The Origin of the Amphibian Chytrid Fungus. The amphibian chytrid fungus ( Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis. Bd) is the cause of the most spectacular loss of vertebrate biodiversity in recorded history. To date, at least 200 species have been driven extinct and hundreds more have suffered major declines. Even amphibians within the world's best protected ecosystems have been hard-hit, including California's mountain yellow-legged frog ( Rana muscosa. Namely, as our increasingly global eco...

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Collaborators - Vredenburg Lab

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Microbiome role in health and disease:. Vicky Flechas - Universidad los Andes. Sierra Nevada Amphibian Research Group. Cherie Briggs-UC Santa Barbara; Briggs lab. Roland Knapp - Sierra Nevada Aquatic Research Lab; website. Craig Moritz - MVZ and UC Berkeley; Moritz lab. Erica Rosenblum- UC Berkeley; Rosenblum lab. Chytridiomycosis in Central America. Gabriela Parra-Olea -Univ. Autonoma de Mexic; Parra-Olea lab. MVZ and UC Berkeley. Ted Pappenfus - MVZ. Chytridiomycosis in South America.