This is a work in progress, with resources and links being added as time permits.

For starters, we are pleased to host a collection of materials produced by the Forest Reptile and Amphibian Working Group in 2005, as part of a workshop entitled, "Ecology and Management of Forest Headwater Streams, Seeps, Springs, Ponds, and Wetland Habitat."

FRAWG was formed in 1996 primarily to address conservation of the southern torrent salamander and other sensitive forest amphibians and reptiles on the north coast.  At the 2005 workshop, the topic of stream classification into Class II (supporting non-fish aquatic life) and Class III (capable only of moving sediment) was addressed. We offer this as a resource for people concerned -- as we are -- with the conservation of herpetofauna in the face of logging. For the time being, the maps chapter is unavailable because of size limitations in our web-hosting software.

Attachment	Size
Title Page and Front Matter	261 KB
Geomorphology	1.19 MB
Herpetofauna	362 KB
Plants	179 KB
Sterilization	84 KB
Workshop questions	42 KB
Proposal on stream classification	188 KB
Proposal on seeps, springs, and wet areas	99 KB