Vernal Pool Program at Terradise Nature Preserve

Are you interested in discovering what a vernal pool is and the diverse wildlife that inhabits these fascinating ecosystems? Vernal pools are seasonal wetlands that typically form in the spring and dry up by late summer. They provide a crucial habitat for many species, including amphibians like frogs and salamanders, as well as a variety of migratory birds and invertebrates.

When exploring a vernal pool, it’s important to wear clothes that you don’t mind getting wet or muddy, as the terrain can be unpredictable and slippery. Join us for an enriching experience where you can learn about these unique habitats and observe the wildlife that relies on them for survival.