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In conservation science, metapopulation models are frequently used to explore the spatial dynamics of organisms, and ultimately guide management decisions for threatened and endangered species. Pond‐breeding amphibians are often touted as a classic example of metapopulation structure. However, empirical assessment of this assumption is lacking for many species owing to the prohibitively high costs...
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