Froghaven
Farm
Welcome to Froghaven Farm. Froghaven Farm, located in Bon Aqua, Tennessee, is run by Lisa Powers, Biologist/Herpetologist. While there is a real place called Froghaven Farm, Froghaven Farm is more a collection of the diverse ideas and talents of Lisa. Contract biology, web design, photography, educational programs and educational material design are some of the services offered by Froghaven Farm. Lisa is a seasoned speaker and presented a program on the Salamanders of Tennessee at the 2008 International Herpetological Symposium.
You can view some of Lisa's photography and learn a little about, 'Life Around The Pond" at Shelby Bottoms Nature Center in Nashville beginning March 13, 2010. A reception will be held March 13, 2010 from 3:30-4:30 p.m. The public is invited.
Web Design
Simple, elegant and easy to navigate are the key characteristics of a Froghaven Farm designed web site. Please visit these sites to see some of this work. Contact Froghaven Farm for affordable pricing.
Lizards of Tennessee (coming soon)
Tennessee Herpetological Society
Tennessee Wildlife Educators and Rehabilitators Association
Tim's Ford Environmental Education Association
Spring Peeper
Pseudacris crucifer
Photography
Naturally, Lisa's photography follows her innate interest in Nature. While reptiles and amphibians are perhaps her favorite subjects; insects, fish, birds, mammals, and wildflowers are surely not overlooked.
http://community.webshots.com/user/froghavenfarm
Educational Programs
Lisa and her critters are often in demand for school programs, scout meetings, summer camps, club meetings and other events in the middle/west Tennessee area. Here are a list of educational programs you may choose from:
Live Reptile Program
Declining Amphibians (with Living Specimens)
Frogs and Toads of Tennessee (PowerPoint)
Year of the Frog (PowerPoint & Live Animals)
Salamanders of Tennessee (PowerPoint)
Snakes of Tennessee (PowerPoint)
California Kingsnake - Tickles
Lampropeltis getula californiae
Magazine Articles
Lisa has been writing popular magazine articles about the natural world since 2003. She has been published in Tennessee Wildlife Magazine and the Tennessee Conservationist Magazine.
Valuable Venom and Precious Poison, Tennessee Conservationist Magazine, July-Aug., 2009.
Hopping Around the Cumberland Plateau, Tennessee Conservationist Magazine, March-April, 2009.
Year of the Frog, Tennessee Conservationist Magazine -
May-June, 2008.
Create an Aquatic Habitat for Your Yard or Deck,
Tennessee Conservationist Magazine, Nov.-Dec., 2007.Don't Turn It Loose, Tennessee Conservationist Magazine, Sept.-Oct., 2007.
Venomous Creatures of Tennessee, Tennessee Conservationist Magazine, May-June, 2007.
Tennessee’s Living Waters, Tennessee Conservationist Magazine, July-Aug., 2006.
A Closer Look at Toads, Tennessee Conservationist Magazine, Mar.-Apr., 2005.
Tennessee’s Life Down Under, Tennessee Conservationist Magazine, Nov.-Dec., 2004.
Slow and Steady: Losing the Race, Tennessee Wildlife Magazine, May-June, 2004.
The World at Your Feet, Tennessee Conservationist Magazine, July-Aug., 2003.
You’re Counting What?, Tennessee Wildlife Magazine, Jan.-Feb., 2003.
Professional Affiliations
Commissioner's Council on Greenways and Trails
Hickman County Arts and Crafts Guild
Southeast Partners in Amphibian and Reptile Conservation
Educational Materials
Contact the TWRA Wildlife Library at 615-781-6544 to request free printed copies:
The Reptile Review (pdf) - A Handout on the Snakes of Tennessee
Frogs and Toads of Tennessee (pdf) - Poster
Salamanders of Tennessee (pdf) - Poster
Available Online Only:
Email Froghaven Farm
View my MySpace page:
myspace.com/froghavenfar...myspace.com/froghavenfarm
Green Basilisk
Basiliscus plumifrons
