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Marble Salamander Ambystoma opacion are being studied at Ginger Bay, South Carolina by David Scott and other Researchers. The study has been conducted for over 20 years And is the longest study of its kind. Because the natural history of Ambystoma opacum at Ginger's Bay has been so well-studied (including nesting behavior, reproductive behavior, and genetic structure), researchers are able to develop management plans and assess risk to the population from a strong ecological data base. These studies can help understand and possibly help save species Of amphibians that are disappearing all over the world.

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