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EPISODE · Oct 6, 2021 · 37 MIN

WFL 77: Increasing the breeding success of the Oregon Spotted Frog

from Wild For Life · host The Toronto Zoo

The Oregon Spotted Frog is listed as an Endangered Species under the Canadian Species At Risk Act; therefore, the breeding success and reintroduction of offspring to the natural habitat is of utmost importance. It's not surprising that the Toronto Zoo is partnering with Laurentian University to help research how to increase the success rate for the Oregon Spotted Frog breeding program at the Toronto Zoo.  Briar Hunter is a Master's student at Laurentian University who is involved in the research of the breeding program and joins me on today's episode to discuss her research purpose, collaborators out west, and what she hopes to accomplish after her research. Briar's supervisors for her Master's thesis are Dr. David Lesbarreres (Laurentian University) and Dr. Gabriela Mastromonaco (Toronto Zoo).

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