- Rocky Mountain Amphibian Project
- Monitoring Information
- Adopt a Catchment
Catchments vary in accessibility and difficulty. Some require long drives or hikes to access catchments. Click on the catchment name below the map to view catchment description, access, and difficulty ratings.
Your job, once you adopt a catchment, is to visit that catchment at least once this summer, survey for amphibians, and submit your observations to us. Training (online or in-person) is required. You'll be contributing to real, live research in an incredibly meaningful way!
Select a Catchment Area
Medicine Bow National Forest Catchments:
Bridger-Teton National Forest Catchments:
Routt National Forest Catchments: