Biology of the Despised: Toads
Presented by The Amphibian Foundation, West Atlanta Watershed Alliance (WAWA)
Toads don't have the friendliest reputation, so this year at the Amphibian Foundation's special Atlanta Science Festival series, ‘Biology of the Despised’, we're turning our attention to toads! Amphibian Foundation is dedicated to raising awareness about the global decline of amphibians. Here in metro Atlanta, AF also works to address the urban pressures affecting our neighborhood amphibians, including toads, who are often overlooked or misunderstood. Toads may not be flashy, but they play a critical role in our ecosystems and deserve our attention and respect. Too often, they’re dismissed as pests or feared without reason. At the Foundation, we’ve made it part of our mission to help people see these bumpy creatures for what they truly are; fascinating, beneficial neighbors. Join us as we explore the incredible world of toads. You might find that what seemed like fear was actually curiosity all along.
Getting There
Parking Info
There is plentiful free parking is available on the street.
Alternative Transportation
MARTA Gold/Airport Station to Oakland City Transit Station is a 1.5 mile walk from the Activity Center. MARTA Gold/Airport Station to the West End Station and Bus 71/Cascade Rd 4375 Apartments stops 0.3 miles from the Activity Center.
Accessibility
WAWA is fully handicapped accessible.

