The following are links to recent media coverage of the mountain yellow-legged frog and of amphibian declines in general. Right-click links to open them in a new window

• March 25, 2008: New York Times story on new research challenging the link between amphibian declines and global warming [link].
• January 21, 2008: Riverside Press-Enterprise story on efforts to rebuild populations of the mountain yellow-legged frog in southern California [link].
• August 7, 2007: San Francisco Chronicle story on the role of the amphibian chytrid fungus in the decline of the mountain yellow-legged frog [link].
• November 27, 2007: San Francisco Chronicle story on the possible impact of climate change on lungless salamanders [link].
• October 19, 2006: San Francisco Chronicle story on the EPA decision to study the effects of pesticides on California's endangered red-legged frog [link]
• October 19, 2006: San Francisco Chronicle story on the outcome of a lawsuit against the USWFS regarding the acency's decision not to immediately list the Sierra Nevada population of the mountain yellow-legged frog as "endangered" [link].
• September 28, 2006: San Francisco Chronicle story on how a decision by the California Department of Fish and Game to reduce backcountry fish stocking has not harmed the trout fishery [link].
• January 12, 2006: New York Times story on the possible link between amphibian declines and climate change [link].