Description: Preliminary results from two years of monitoring suggest nutrient treatment wetlands in Iowa may support amphibian and reptile conservation while improving water quality. Using active sampling and acoustic monitoring, we found community composition varied with wetland structure and vegetation, highlighting the potential for integrated strategies in working agricultural landscapes.

Author: Michael Rohde (Iowa State University (NREM))*

Author Bio: Mic (pronounced Mick) Rohde is a PhD student studying wildlife ecology at Iowa State University. His research focuses on informing a multi-beneficial paradigm that can benefit wildlife while meeting the goals of an integrated working landscape conservation.