Support and Funding

The Vermont Reptile and Amphibian Atlas is an independent program, working in partnership with many organizations and individuals. We are pleased to be working with Vermont Family Forests as our fiscal agent. Vermont Family Forests is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 organization with shared conservation goals. Additional support in the form of server space, library usage, copier use, and E-mail are provided by Middlebury College. All our funds come from outside grants, contributions, and the sale of posters and atlases.

If you would like to make a tax-deductible contribution in any amount, please make a check payable to Vermont Family Forests, write "Vermont Reptile and Amphibian Atlas" in the memo field, and send it to Jim Andrews or Erin Talmage at

We need your support for our reptile and amphibian conservation, outreach education, and mapping efforts.

Funding and Support since 2004

We would like to thank:

• Sweet Water Trust
• The Lintilhac Foundation
• The Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife:
  Nongame and Natural Heritage Program
  State Wildlife Grants
• The Vermont Department of Forests, Parks, and Recreation,
  through the Vermont Monitoring Cooperative
• Naturally Inspired
• Vermont Millenium Atlas Project
  VMAP is a program of the Vermont Institute for Natural Science and is funded by the Ehrich Environmental Fund.
• The South Lake Champlain Trust

The atlas is compiled by James S. Andrews using records generously contributed by many individuals and organizations. Cartography was provided by Chris Davis, and Erin Talmage contributes additional technical assistance. The website was updated by Kirsten Talmage. Poster design and layout is by Kaile Burgess. Species summaries (used on posters and in individual species web pages) were written by Kaile Burgess.