“…Few studies have dealt with the manipulation of environmental salinity as a management approach for mitigating Bd load and impact in habitats, although it has been suggested (Scheele, Hunter, et al., ; Stockwell, Clulow, et al., ; Stockwell et al., ; Stockwell, Storrie, et al, 2015). The susceptibility of Bd to increasing salinity has been demonstrated in culture through reduced growth rates and motility/viability (Johnson et al., ; Stockwell et al., ) and there is evidence in support of benefits of salinity to frogs and tadpoles in some studies (Heard et al., ; Stockwell, Clulow, et al., ; Stockwell et al., ; Stockwell, Storrie, et al, 2015) in addition to the current study. It is worth noting that there are probably scenarios where manipulating salinity on a scale that would be detectable in systems where salinity is naturally low could be difficult.…”