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Last Updated: May 09, 2011
Management efforts to counteract projected declines could involve reducing negative influences on amphibians and reptiles — such as habitat alteration, pollutants, and toxins — to decrease stresses on individuals and populations. In addition, managers can consider planning and expanding nature reserves so that species at risk can disperse into more suitable environments.
Tom DeGomez, Area Agent and Regional Specialist, University of Arizona
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