When & Where
When to look out for migrating toads and where they’re most active
When & Where
When to look out for migrating toads and where they’re most active
When Migration Happens
Toad migration usually occurs between late winter and early spring. Activity increases on mild, damp evenings, particularly after rainfall.
Movement varies from night to night, so patrols depend heavily on weather conditions.
Where Patrols Take Place
Patrols focus on Five Gates Lane between Belton and Grantham, where the road intersects a long-established migration route leading to local ponds.
Clear guidance on meeting points, safe parking and patrol areas is shared with volunteers before each session.
When Migration Happens
Toad migration usually occurs between late winter and early spring. Activity increases on mild, damp evenings, particularly after rainfall.
Movement varies from night to night, so patrols depend heavily on weather conditions.
Where Patrols Take Place
Patrols focus on Five Gates Lane between Belton and Grantham, where the road intersects a long-established migration route leading to local ponds.
Clear guidance on meeting points, safe parking and patrol areas is shared with volunteers before each session.
Get Involved
Want to volunteer, ask a question, or follow migration updates?
Get in touch to join the patrol or learn more about how to help protect toads on Five Gates Lane.
