Rocky Mountain Tailed Frog


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Introduction:

    Rocky Mountain Tailed Frogs are found in small clusters on the southern edges of the Kootenay Lake Forest District & Cranbrook Forest District in British Columbia.

    These frogs are very dependant on their environment and any attempts to relocate them or any alterations within their environment would have a negative impact on these populations.

    Under the Provincial Conservation Status these amphibians are classified in the S1 category - this means that they are critically imperiled. Thus, it is very important that these frogs are protected by conservation areas designed specifically for them to maintain healthy growth.
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What are the threats to their survival?