Saving Pittsford’s Amphibians
Save The Frogs Day focuses on raising awareness about the critical role of frogs in our ecosystem and the threats they face. Hosted by A Frog House, this event in celebration of the 15th Annual Save The Frogs Day will bring together local residents, environmental enthusiasts, and conservationists of all ages to celebrate the beauty and importance of these amphibians. This is an excellent opportunity to learn about the importance of frog conservation and how we can all play a role in protecting these amazing creatures. This event has been partially funded through a $370 Save The Frogs Day Grant from SAVE THE FROGS!.
WHERE:
50 Mitchell Road, Pittsford NY, at the private property of Kara Kotwas and Mark Wochner (7.8 acres of forest, wetland pond and residential gardens).
1:00 pm Entrance of the general public, browsing of our informational and sales tables
1:30 pm Welcome by Kara and Mark Wochner, description of plans for and care of their property and why. Unveiling of two mixed media environmental art pieces by Jowita Wyszomirska.
1:45 pm Introduction of and thanks to community leaders, and of Mr. Bateman
2:00 pm Frog presentation by Mr. Bateman
2:30 pm Organization of “discovery groups” to walk the property, find and identify frogs, native trees and shrubs, plants, pull easy invasive plants such as garlic mustard, etc.
3:30 pm Regroup and share what discoveries with a circle discussion of the local communities conservation efforts.
All afternoon: games, crafts, scavenger hunt, photography.
Free, with a suggested donation of $10, open to the public.
