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FrogWatch is a citizen science program that tracks frog populations throughout the United States. Participants will choose a monitoring site that is easily accessible and close to where they live or work to listen to frogs that are calling throughout the warmer months.
This project asks volunteers to follow specific protocols for participation, and this training is required in order to volunteer for FrogWatch opportunities. Training will involve information about how to participate in the project as well as local frog species and their calls. Volunteers must pass a frog call ID test before participating in FrogWatch monitoring.
Calvert Nature Society, Calvert County Natural Resources and Calvert Marine Museum have partnered to create the Southern Maryland (and surrounding DMV) Chapter of FrogWatch.
This training will take place Wednesday, March 1st at Flag Ponds Nature Park in Lusby, MD from 5-8pm.
Pizza will be provided for participants. Feel free to bring additional snacks and non-alcoholic drinks.
If you want to practice your frog call ID before the training, follow this link: https://dcfrogcalls.webs.com/
For questions regarding this specific training, contact Kimberly Curren at Kimberly.Curren@calvertcountymd.gov
