Science on the Rocks: Woodland Salamanders
📅 Wednesday, July 8, 2026 | 4:00 PM
📍 Weyman, Highlands Biological Station
Free and open to the public

Join Grant-in-Aid researchers David Adams and Evangeline Bradley for an informal Science on the Rocks conversation focused on woodland salamanders.

David’s work integrates physiology with long-term mark-recapture data to better understand salamander population demography, while Evie’s research tests pace-of-life syndrome predictions in woodland salamanders.

Together, their projects offer a deeper look at how physiology, behavior, and long-term monitoring can help scientists understand the lives of these important Southern Appalachian amphibians.

Come curious, bring your questions, and settle in for a relaxed evening of science and conversation at HBS.

Presenters: David Adams & Evangeline Bradley, Grant-in-Aid Researchers
Topic: Woodland salamander physiology, life history, and population health
Location: Weyman, Highlands Biological Station