This project starts with the irregular urban flooding in the city of Binghamton as a backdrop. In the process of studying the city, I gradually found out about the urban fragmentation situation caused by the construction of flood control facilities. At the same time amphibians, as travelers between inland and water bodies, are bound to bear the brunt of this. In my curiosity about this situation and the conservation mentality towards amphibians, I decided to choose the topic of the effects of urban flooding on amphibians as my research direction. And I also look forward to helping them create a more livable and friendly home by means of design. This project is led by Assistant Professor Jamie Vanucchi in the College of Agricultural and Life Science in Landscape Architecture Department. We constructed a framework through rich field trips and interviews, and categorized the information obtained from the research during a year of study, which led to interesting design ideas. I hope this project outcome as a possibility could inspire more people to participate in amphibian conservation.