How you can help during amphibian migration season in the Hudson Valley

The mass spring migration of frogs has begun in Estonia, and volunteers are helping frogs safely cross the road as they head to their breeding grounds.

How you can help during amphibian migration season in the Hudson Valley

HUDSON VALLEY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- The annual frog and salamander migration is well underway in the Hudson Valley. Amphibian Migrations and Road Crossings Project volunteers all around the Hudson Valley are doing their best to safeguard the movement of these amphibians to reduce road mortality this migration season. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! Amphibians like wood frogs, spotted salama…

They helped them get to and from the pond during mating season, many of which would otherwise have ended up under car tires.

Long Island ‘tunnel of love’ gives frogs a safe place to hop to it ahead of mating season

A Suffolk County town has come up with a creative approach to preserve its local frog population by installing an amphibious tunnel beneath a busy roadway -- the first of its kind on LI.

Slow Down for Frogs and Salamanders | Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department

Vermont Fish and Wildlife is asking drivers to slow down and be cautious when travelling at night in early spring or to take alternate routes to avoid driving roads near wetlands and ponds that salamanders and frogs cross during their breeding season.

A city in Suffolk County, USA, decided to install a tunnel under a busy highway to preserve the local frog population. The tunnel opened two years ago but is still being improved. It has a protective seal to prevent amphibians from taking to the road and connects two lakes that these frogs can frequent and croak at will. According to CBS News, the idea of building this tunnel came four years ago, when John Turner, a nature lover, noticed that ma…