Brian Gratwicke

Research Scientist / Center for Species Survival

Research Focus

Brian Gratwicke is a conservation biologist at the National Zoo, where he leads the Zoo’s amphibian conservation program to confront global amphibian declines.

Most Recent Publications

Dutton, Adam J., Gratwicke, Brian, Hepburn, Cameron, Herrera, Emilio A. and Macdonald, David W. "Tackling unsustainable wildlife trade". In: Macdonald, David W. and Willis, Katherine J., Key Topics in Conservation Biology 2, pp. 74-91. 2013.

Becker, Matthew H., Harris, Reid N., Minbiole, Kevin P. C., Schwantes, Christian R., Rollins-Smith, Louise, Reinert, Laura K., Brucker, Robert M., Domangue, Rickie J. and Gratwicke, Brian. Towards a Better Understanding of the Use of Probiotics for Preventing Chytridiomycosis in Panamanian Golden Frogs, EcoHealth, 8 (4) 501-506. 2012.

Evans, Matthew J., Gratwicke, Brian and Murphy, James B. New Panama Amphibian Rescue and Conservation Project Exhibit at Smithsonian National Zoological Park, Herpetological Review, 43 (2) 208-209. 2012.

Gratwicke, Brian, Lovejoy, Thomas E. and Wildt, David E. Will Amphibians Croak under the Endangered Species Act?, Bioscience, 62 (2) 197-202. 2012.

Gratwicke, Brian, Evans, M., Campbell Grant, E. H., Greathouse, J., McShea, William J., Rotzel, N. and Fleischer, Robert C. Low prevalence Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis detected in Appalachian salamanders from Warren County, Virginia, USA, Herpetological Review, 42 (2) 217-219. 2011.

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