HOLLIS – Until Thursday night, there were just two knee-deep ponds in all New Hampshire where marbled salamanders were known to breed, both of them in Hollis. Mike Marchand, a wildlife biologist with ...

The lifecycle of the spotted salamander. So much of New Hampshire’s natural beauty is obvious; from the top of a mountain trail, from the shore of a lake or pond, even from your kitchen window.

providing safe passage over the course of a few weeks for 11,650 amphibians at 41 crossing sites in 23 towns across southwest New Hampshire. This figure includes 7,307 spring peepers ...

THE WARMER NIGHTS AND RAINY WEATHER MAKE IT THE PERFECT TIME FOR FROGS AND SALAMANDERS TO HUNT FOR A PLACE TO LAY TH As spring arrives, New Hampshire Fish and Game is asking the public to watch ...

Power line corridors are not just home to critical infrastructure that supports the delivery of safe, reliable electricity to ...

Citizen scientists of the Salamander Crossing Brigades in New Hampshire help thousands of salamanders safely across dangerous roads in their migratory journey to the vernal pools. Find out how they ...

Frogs and salamanders produce huge numbers of eggs ... of the New England News Collaborative and originally aired on New Hampshire Public Radio. This story originally published in 2015.

So much of New Hampshire’s natural beauty is obvious ... easily overlooked activity this time of year. A spotted salamander in Hopkinton N.H. One salamander in particular deserves close scrutiny ...