This workshop that provides experience removing invasive American bullfrogs from creeks and ponds. The workshop includes a lecture that covers: permitting, removal techniques and sympatric species identification. Bullfrogs ARE removed during the workshop. Culled bullfrogs will be examined for stomach contents, parasites, and anatomical examination. Location: Wind Wolves Preserve, Grapevine, California. Date: 6/14/26 (camping is available at the preserve following the workshop at no additional cost). For more information on the workshop including how to register click the button below.

This is a field-oriented workshop that is designed to allow you to see, collect, and handle special-status herps from California, but we conduct it in Baja California. The workshop is offered as a partnership between The Wildlife Project and Conservación de Fauna del Noroeste (a non-profit supporting herps in Baja). The workshop leaders, both of whom are extremely accomplished herpetologists and great people, will guide you around to see dozens of species of wildlife, most of which are rare in California, but can be handled in Baja. California red-legged frogs, arroyo toads, two-striped garter snake, and many others are common and will be observed.

This trip will take you deep into the Sierra San Pedro Mártir National Park, where the main mission is to conduct a small survey of the Red Legged Frog population in the meadow. The trip will include: a mid-difficulty hike: 5 miles in, 5 miles out. Participants will have to back in their own camping gear, however meals will be provided by our local cook. For additional details please use contact form and request a full trip itinerary. Dates: 5/25/26 to 5/28/26.