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Species of Concern

Reptiles & Amphibians
This page contains links to species status reports, recovery plans, conservation plans and species reintroduction activities. For more information on species of concern, please see our publications archive.

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WDFW seeks public comments on draft plans to protect Oregon spotted frogs and 15 species of bats
State wildlife managers are seeking public comments on a draft recovery plan for Washington’s native population of Oregon spotted frogs, and a separate plan to conserve the 15 species of bats in the state. WDFW will accept written comments on the draft recovery plan for the Oregon spotted frog through Aug. 9, and on the conservation plan for bats through June 10. Learn more >>

•	Draft Washington State Bat Conservation Plan
•	Draft Washington State Oregon Spotted Frog Recovery Plan

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