Adders, toads and lizards are disappearing from us

[greymeredith]

The first nationwide survey of UK amphibian and reptiles has found that Britain's most widespread snake, the adder, is in decline. Slow worms, common lizards and grass snakes are also becoming less widespread, as are the common toad, common frog and great crested newt. These startling trends come from a report produced by the amphibian and Reptile Conservation (ARC) Trust, which has been gathering data on 12 species since 2007.The rarest species, such as the great crested newt, already have high levels of protection, but it is strongly suspected that some formerly common species now in decline.
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