Santa Rosa moves to protect salamanders

Jan. 1, 2010

Why did the salamander cross the road? In the case of some California tiger salamanders in Santa Rosa, it's because biologists are herding the amphibians to a safe new home away from the imminent construction of a neighborhood park. City planners and...

Salamander faces persistent threat

DAVIS, Calif., July 5 (UPI) -- California tiger salamanders face a threat from a hybrid relative as well as from over development and pollution, researchers said.

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Santa Rosa moves to protect salamanders

Salamander faces persistent threat