Toads

The Offwell Woodland Wildlife Trust is a good place to quickly learn about toads, and their lifespan, breeding sites, and sounds, as well as the distinction between themselves and their frog counterparts. Although focused on the two British native species, there is an abundance of information on conservation efforts and education on toads in general, as well as links to many other resources. The "Toad Watch" is an especially interesting part to explore.

Find out from National Geographic why Cane Toads have a bad reputation. Check out the cool video on this small and deadly creature.

Visit this brief Wikipedia page for interesting tidbits about Toads in Mythology.

Have you ever wanted to be a scientist‚ or even just simply help in the endeavor? Frogwatch USA offers YOU the chance, through a frog and toad monitoring program, to help in their conservation efforts. Anyone can volunteer and Frogwatch USA tells you how‚ from becoming a member to creating a haven in your own backyard!

Do you own a pond and enjoy the company of frogs and toads? Fishpondinfo.com is a guide to providing everything and anything you need to know about maintaining a safe haven for our amphibious friends, complete with a newsletter, forum, and store. Formed by a devoted pond owner, this site gives a firsthand approach to providing for frogs and toads, as opposed to the impersonal facts of a textbook.