Linda Weir & Andy Royle USGS Patuxent Wildlife Research Center.

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Linda Weir & Andy Royle USGS Patuxent Wildlife Research Center

 Collaborative program between USGS, State Agencies, and other partners to monitor calling frogs and toad  Over 20 states participating, including 11 Northeast states  Use common protocol ◦ Random roadside routes surveyed 3+ time per year ◦ 10 stops per route; listen for 5 minutes at each stop ◦ Observers pass an online frog call quiz to ensure able to identify calling amphibian species by sound

 Provide ability to hire post-doc to work on Northeast NAAMP data analysis  Using occupancy modeling approach to: ◦ Develop regional model to look at species trends for the Northeast as a whole ◦ Incorporate calling index data for species with sufficient data, which will allow for greater sensitivity in detecting change (instead of truncating to presence-absence)

 Presentation at Northeast Fish & Wildlife Conference  Submit manuscript of regional trend analyses to scientific journal  Create regional trend results webpage on NAAMP website