An attractive little frog that was once so prolific it was commonly used in the school rooms of southern Alberta as the frog to dissect in Biology class, this frog is listed as a Threatened Species under the Alberta Wildlife Act.  This frog is native to the grasslands of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.  Still doing well in Saskatchewan and Manitoba it is disappearing from Alberta’s landscape.

For those who may not know, the Taber Irrigation Impact Museum is about more than irrigation.  We have archives with information that date back to 1907 and probably several thousand negatives, slides and photos from Taber’s early beginnings right up to and including events that are happening today.