Science Institute News Recent accomplishments of CDFW's scientific community CDFW Gets a Jump on Preserving Sierra Nevada Yellow-legged Frogs February 8, 2018 in General It does not take a leap of faith to believe that CDFW scientists have gained the upper hand in bolstering the population of yellow-legged frogs in the High Sierra. Tagged With: CDFW, Fish and Wildlife, amphibian, biology, California, chytridiomycosis, Clyde Lake, Desolation Wilderness, ecology, El Dorado County, endangered, environment, frog, Highland Lake, Mussulman, science, Sierra Nevada, threatened, USFWS, Yellow-legged
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