The foothills of Altadena are inhabited by the California Chorus Frog, and the Pacific Chorus Frog; two very musical species!
We love music, and we love frogs. What better way to connect the two than with one of Joseph Haydn's string quartets nicknamed "The Frog" Quartet?
Snapshots from our recording session - we rehearsed for weeks and went out on a cold (very cold) Saturday morning to record! It was a lot of fun despite the chilliness, and we spotted
a frog!
Cred: Hazel Vukojevich
Frogs are important to our ecosystems. They eat algae and insects. They do us a service by helping to clear waterways and removing disease spreaders.
Life Cycle
of a Frog
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Frogs populate the streams near Millard Canyon in the Altadena Foothills.
Frogs rely on streams to raise their young. When the streams run dry, they die.
Cred: Chloe Vuong
The Lincoln Water Company has control over the water flow through Millard Canyon. When they stop the water, an entire generation of frogs can die.
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