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Wildlife Preservation Canada launches captive‑breeding program to save Oregon spotted frog in BC

Wildlife Preservation Canada (WPC) lead biologist Andrea Gielens explained how to identify the endangered Oregon spotted frog during a presentation at the Campbell Valley Nature House in Langley. The frog, Canada’s most endangered amphibian, is found only in the Fraser Valley of British Columbia and faces threats from habitat loss, invasive species such as the American bullfrog and green frog, and pollution.

WPC has begun a captive‑breeding and release program that aims to introduce 10,000‑20,000 tadpoles each year into safe Fraser Valley wetlands over the next five years. The charity also works to protect the painted turtle, B.C.’s only native freshwater turtle, and will provide information about its recovery efforts at the Metro Vancouver Parks meteor‑shower event in Aldergrove on Aug. 15.

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Aldergrove Regional Park · Andrea Gielens · Fraser Valley · Oregon spotted frog · Wildlife Preservation Canada

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