• Address:
  705 Spear Street
  South Burlington, Vermont 05403
  United States of America
  
  Phone: (802) 391-4135
  Email: femc@uvm.edu
  Website: www.uvm.edu/femc

The Vermont Reptile and Amphibian Atlas Project collects and disseminates data needed to make informed recommendations regarding the state status, state rank, and conservation of Vermont’s reptiles and amphibians.

• -73.0372, 43.0303
• -72.827737, 43.0303
• -72.827737, 44.542052
• -73.0372, 44.542052
• -73.0372, 43.0303

• Label: Species Latin Name

• Description: Latin name of the species observed

• Storage Type: text

• Measurment Type: nominal
• String Format: DD/MM/YYYY
• Number Type: -1

• Label: Status

• Description: Method of detection

• Storage Type: text

• Measurment Type: nominal
• String Format: DD/MM/YYYY
• Number Type: -1

• Label: Date

• Description: Date of observation

• Storage Type: datetime

• Measurment Type: datetime
• String Format: YYYY-MM-DD
• Number Type: -1

• Label: County

• Description: County of observation

• Storage Type: text

• Measurment Type: nominal
• String Format: DD/MM/YYYY
• Number Type: -1

• Label: Town

• Description: Town of observation

• Storage Type: text

• Measurment Type: nominal
• String Format: DD/MM/YYYY
• Number Type: -1

• Label: Observer's Names

• Description: Name of observer(s)

• Storage Type: text

• Measurment Type: nominal
• String Format: DD/MM/YYYY
• Number Type: -1

• Label: Conservation Status

• Description: Species of Greatest Conservation Need ranking, as defined by Vermont

• Storage Type: text

• Measurment Type: ordinal
• String Format: DD/MM/YYYY
• Number Type: -1

• Label: Capture method

• Description: Method used to capture species

• Storage Type: text

• Measurment Type: nominal
• String Format: DD/MM/YYYY
• Number Type: -1

• Fence locations
  • Started: 1991-04-01
    
  • Method Description: On Mansfield, drift fences located in the Browns River drainage. Two fences at 1200' (Proctor Maple Research Center) (1) in mixed northern hardwoods, (2) in hemlock stand; 2200' (off CCC road in Underhill State Park) in mixed northern hardwoods; and at 3200' (off Sunset Ridge Trail) in spruce and fir forest. No data collected in 2009.

• Monitoring sites
  • Started: 2008-04-01
    
  • Method Description: At Lye Brook, monitoring restarted with three drift fences located outside of the north and south ends of wilderness area used for monitoring: 860' fence near Lye Brook Falls Access area, 2400' and 2700' fence off Branch Pond Road

• Preparation and sampling
  • Started: 1991-04-01
    
  • Method Description: Drift fence bucket lids removed the day prior to anticipated heavy rain events, with samples collected after rain. Sampling done approximately 3 times per month, April through October.

• Length measurements
  • Started: 1994-04-01
    
  • Method Description: At each drift fence, length measurements were taken only on the first three individuals from each size class and species. Total length of specimens measured from the tip of the nose to the tip of the body or tail. Snout-to-vent length also measured as length from tip of snout to vent or cloacal opening.

• Drift fence location
  • Started: 1993-04-01
    Ended: 2002-10-31
    
  • Method Description: At Lye Brook, drift fences located outside of the north and south ends of wilderness area used for inventory: 860' fence near Lye Brook Falls Access area, 2400' and 2700' fence off Branch Pond Road.

• Drift fence location distinction
  • Started: 1995-04-01
    Ended: 2002-10-31
    
  • Method Description: At Lye Brook, only the lower elevation drift fence (860') was used for inventory, the two upper elevation (2400' and 2700') were used for monitoring

• Started: 1993-04-01
  Ended: 1995-10-31
• Sampling Description: At Lye Brook, 3 drift fences constructed of straight sections of 30-meter lengths of aluminum flashing. 17-liter plastic buckets were placed at the end, with #10 tin cans with funnel tops in the middle. Screen "snake" traps also used.