Explore the biology, ecology, and learn about conservation challenges of one of North America’s most threatened amphibians.
This specialized field workshop provides participants with direct exposure to the endangered Arroyo Toad (Anaxyrus californicus) and its critical habitats, guided by biologists with decades of research and monitoring experience. Designed for herpetologists, students, and nature enthusiasts, the program offers a rigorous, immersive introduction to species identification, habitat assessment, and research-level surveys.
DATES
PRICE
19 - 21 May 2026
$13,500 mexican pesos (~735 US dlls)
Students have a 30% discount (use coupon: student)
LOCATION
Rancho El Potrero, Sierra San Pedro Mártir
OUR INSTRUCTOR
Brad Hollingsworth
Brad is the Curator of Herpetology at the San Diego Natural History Museum and is recognized as one of the most influential herpetologists in California and Baja California. He brings a deep passion for science and a commitment to broadening our understanding of the species he studies and cherishes. Through his mentorship, students gain the opportunity to learn from his expertise, acquiring essential knowledge about the Arroyo Toad and many other species that may be encountered during the workshop.
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96 h
12,600 pesos mexicanos