USGS Scientists Participate on Multiple Levels at Herpetology Congress

 

FORT scientists Bob Reed and Erin Muths are participating in the 7th World Congress of Herpetology in Vancouver, BC, August 8-14. Dr. Muths will be presenting a talk at the ARMI symposium, "Frequency of Skipped breeding opportunities to Breed in Common Toads," chairing a workshop for graduate students, and attending the board meeting for the Society for the Study of Amphibians as one of their editors. Dr. Reed is an invited speaker for a symposium on invasive species and also a panelist for a discussion with grad students on how to effectively interact with the media.

 For more information contact: Erin Muths

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