The Oregonian meets ARMI scientist Michael Adams

June 17, 2013

Staff from The Oregonian, based in Portland Oregon, went out to the Willamette National Forest with ARMI scientist Michael Adams and some of his field crew to talk about the state of amphibians.

Adams, lead author of the recent paper on national declines in amphibian populations ( dx.plos.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0064347 ) discussed the findings of the paper and what it takes to acquire and analyze these kinds of data.

LINK to The Oregonian http://www.oregonlive.com/environment/index.ssf/2013/06/as_numbers_decline_hunting_for.html

Jamie Francis (photographer for The Oregonian) photographs salamander eggs ARMI scientist Mike Adams has just found in Willamette National Forest.<br />Photo by: Brome McCreary (USGS)

Jamie Francis (photographer for The Oregonian) photographs salamander eggs ARMI scientist Mike Adams has just found in Willamette National Forest.
Photo by: Brome McCreary (USGS)

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