# Amphibian Survival Alliance

> Dedicated to the worldwide conservation of amphibians and their habitats.

## Pages

- [Amphibian Survival Alliance](https://www.amphibians.org/): Amphibian Survival Alliance - Dedicated to the worldwide conservation of amphibians and their habitats.
- [About](https://www.amphibians.org/about): We're the backbone behind a global network of conservationists working to protect the world's most threatened vertebrates.
- [Our Team](https://www.amphibians.org/our-people): A dedicated team, guided by a global council of conservation leaders and supported by expert advisors.
- [Why](https://www.amphibians.org/why): Amphibians are the most threatened vertebrates on Earth. But extinction is not inevitable.
- [Programs](https://www.amphibians.org/programs): Supporting researchers, organizations, and rising leaders on the front lines.
- [Partners](https://www.amphibians.org/partners): The Amphibian Survival Alliance doesn't work alone. We're the backbone behind a global network of zoos, universities, NGOs, government agencies, foundations, and community organizations doing the…
- [Partner Directory](https://www.amphibians.org/partners/directory): From zoos and universities to grassroots NGOs and government agencies, these are the organizations making amphibian conservation happen around the world.
- [Impact](https://www.amphibians.org/impact): This is what coordinated conservation delivers
- [Resources](https://www.amphibians.org/resources): Publications, platforms, and resources built for conservation.
- [News](https://www.amphibians.org/news): Conservation news. Partner updates. Stories that matter.
- [Donate](https://www.amphibians.org/donate): This is the moment. You are the difference.
- [Join the army](https://www.amphibians.org/leapfrog-legion): A group of frogs is called an army. The Leapfrog Legion is yours.
- [Contact](https://www.amphibians.org/contact): Questions, ideas, partnership inquiries. The door is open.
- [Privacy Policy](https://www.amphibians.org/privacy): How we collect, use, and protect your information.
- [Terms of Use](https://www.amphibians.org/terms): By accessing and using the Amphibian Survival Alliance (ASA) website at amphibians.org, you agree to be bound by these Terms of Use. If you do not agree to these terms, please do not use our website.
- [Policies & Guidelines](https://www.amphibians.org/policies): Transparency and accountability in everything we do.
- [Disease Watch](https://www.amphibians.org/disease-watch): Monitoring threats. Connecting experts. Protecting amphibians.
- [The First World Amphibian Photography Contest](https://www.amphibians.org/photography-contest): Where every image honors the animal first.
- [The First World Amphibian Photography Contest](https://www.amphibians.org/submit-contest): Where every image honors the animal first.

## Programs

- [The Future Leaders of Amphibian Conservation Program](https://www.amphibians.org/programs/future-leaders): Supporting early-career conservationists through funding, mentorship, and professional development opportunities.
- [Tropical Amphibian Resilience Initiative](https://www.amphibians.org/programs/tari): The first coordinated international effort to halt amphibian extinctions in the Neotropics.
- [Emergency Grants](https://www.amphibians.org/programs/emergency-grants): Rapid funding for urgent, on-the-ground action when extinction is months away.
- [Targeted Amphibian Research and Action Program](https://www.amphibians.org/programs/tarap): Funding research that addresses critical conservation needs identified in global assessments like SOTWA and ACAP.
- [Conservation Start-up Grants](https://www.amphibians.org/programs/conservation-startup-grants): Seed funding to help new conservation projects launch, grow, and attract long-term support.
- [Disease Mitigation Grants](https://www.amphibians.org/programs/disease-mitigation-grants): Backing the fight against chytrid and other diseases devastating amphibian populations.

## News

- [Our 2025–2026 Annual Report: from planning to action for amphibians](https://www.amphibians.org/news/annual-report-2025-2026): Wild-born rocket frogs in Panama, a national KBA assessment funded, and an alliance now 92 partners strong. Read the year in full.
- [AmphiBios Issue 3: The Frogs Did Not Read the Land-Use Plan](https://www.amphibians.org/news/amphibios-issue-3-is-live): AmphiBios Issue 3 follows amphibians through restored wetlands, classrooms, working landscapes, laboratories, and art spaces, bringing practical conservation, research, and community experience together in a web-first issue built to be found, shared, and used.
- [From Calls to Conservation](https://www.amphibians.org/news/amphibian-bioacoustics-from-calls-to-conservation): Join the Amphibian Survival Alliance and Anura Africa on Monday, August 24 for a free, live seminar on amphibian bioacoustics: from listening, to counting, to conservation.
- [AmphiBios, two issues in, and a call for the third](https://www.amphibians.org/news/amphibios-issue-3-call-for-submissions): Two issues in, AmphiBios has reached over 10,100 readers and 85 contributors across all seven realms. Here is what the community built, and how to be part of Issue 3.
- [AmphiBios Issue 2 Is Here: 51 Voices, 21 Countries, One Community](https://www.amphibians.org/news/amphibios-issue-2-is-live): AmphiBios returns with 23 articles and 5 featured studies from the journals, by contributors across 21 countries and six continents. Searchable, shareable, and instantly translatable. Explore Issue 2 now.
- [Amphibian Survival Alliance Supports Panama's Launch of National Key Biodiversity Areas Assessment](https://www.amphibians.org/news/panama-ministry-kba-mou): ASA joins Panama's Ministry of Environment and the KBA Partnership in launching the National Key Biodiversity Areas Assessment, supporting the country's commitment to halt and reverse biodiversity loss by 2030 and reach the global 30x30 target.
- [ASA's 2026 World Amphibian Photography Contest is Now Open!](https://www.amphibians.org/news/2026-world-amphibian-photography-contest-now-open): An ethics-first photography contest celebrating the world's most threatened vertebrate group. Open now through July 6, 2026.
- [Chile's First Champion for Amphibians Joins the ASA](https://www.amphibians.org/news/welcome-ong-ranita-de-darwin): ONG Ranita de Darwin, Chile's first non-profit dedicated entirely to amphibian conservation, joins the ASA partner network.
- [AmphiBios Returns — Issue 2 Open for Submissions](https://www.amphibians.org/news/amphibios-issue-2-open-for-submissions): AmphiBios Issue 2 is open for submissions. After a first issue that reached readers across six continents, we're inviting the amphibian conservation community back to contribute. Deadline: June 2.
- [Harlequin Frogs of the Pastaza: New Conservation Bulletin](https://www.amphibians.org/news/ecominga-arlequines-del-pastaza-bulletin): A collaboration between EcoMinga Foundation, Fundación Oscar Efrén Reyes, Centro Jambatu, Universidad San Francisco de Quito, and other partners has produced the first conservation bulletin spotlighting the critically endangered harlequin frogs of Ecuador's eastern Andes.
- [AmphiBios Is Live! 35 Voices, 20 Countries, One Platform](https://www.amphibians.org/news/amphibios-is-live-issue-1): ASA's new digital magazine for the global amphibian conservation community launches with 35 articles spanning six continents. Searchable, shareable, and instantly translatable. Explore Issue 1 now.
- [Connecting Amphibian Conservation with International Development — ASA Seminar Series](https://www.amphibians.org/news/seminar-conservation-international-development-april-2026): This upcoming seminar brings together three speakers with experience bridging conservation science, international policy, and development practice.
- [Welcome Dr. Collin VanBuren, Strategic Youth Advisor](https://www.amphibians.org/news/welcome-dr-collin-vanburen): The Amphibian Survival Alliance welcomes Dr. Collin VanBuren to the ASA Advisory Committee as Strategic Youth Advisor, bringing expertise in conservation, international development, and youth engagement.
- [ACCB 2026: Call for Proposals Now Open for the 5th Africa Congress for Conservation Biology](https://www.amphibians.org/news/accb-2026-call-for-proposals): The 5th Africa Congress for Conservation Biology will take place in Lagos, Nigeria from August 31 to September 4, 2026. Proposals for symposia, workshops, training courses, and round table discussions are now being accepted, with a deadline of March 31, 2026.
- [The Iris Prize 2026: Funding for Youth-Led Environmental Projects](https://www.amphibians.org/news/iris-prize-2026-youth-funding): The Iris Prize 2026 is now accepting applications. This annual global award offers trust-based, flexible funding of up to $15,000 to youth-led environmental initiatives worldwide. Q&A sessions run March 17-18.
- [Reverse the Red 2026 Accelerator Award — Apply by April 3](https://www.amphibians.org/news/reverse-the-red-accelerator-2026): The Reverse the Red Accelerator Award is back for 2026, offering up to USD 15,000 for 12-month species recovery projects. Pre-applications are due April 3. Here's what you need to know.
- [10 Years of Key Biodiversity Areas: A Global Review of the Places That Matter Most](https://www.amphibians.org/news/policy-applications-kbas): A landmark paper in Biological Reviews reviews a decade of Key Biodiversity Areas — 16,596 sites identified for 18,365 species worldwide. Amphibians are the third most represented vertebrate group, and ASA Executive Director Gina Della Togna is among the authors.
- [Welcome to the Network: Fundación Zoológica de Cali](https://www.amphibians.org/news/welcome-fundacion-zoologica-de-cali): The Amphibian Survival Alliance welcomes Fundación Zoológica de Cali — leaders in the recovery of the critically endangered Lehmann's poison frog and champions of community-driven conservation in Colombia.
- [Introducing AmphiBios: A New Magazine for the Global Amphibian Conservation Community](https://www.amphibians.org/news/introducing-amphibios): Today we launch AmphiBios, a quarterly digital magazine built for and by the global amphibian conservation community. Now accepting submissions for Issue 1.
- [The Next Generation Has a New Field Guide: Introducing The Ribbit Report](https://www.amphibians.org/news/introducing-ribbit-report): Introducing The Ribbit Report, a free educational app for young explorers aged 9–12. Real science, real researchers, real species—wrapped in an experience that makes kids want to keep reading, guided by MarshMellow, a curious frog explorer.
- [Built for Six Continents: The New Amphibians.org](https://www.amphibians.org/news/welcome-new-amphibians-org): The new amphibians.org is live. Built to work for our global network across six continents. Fast on slower connections. Mobile-first. Accessible. This is just the beginning.
- [2 Million Toads and Counting: The Value of the Toads on Roads Citizen Science Project](https://www.amphibians.org/news/toads-on-roads-2-million): Over 2 million toads have been safely moved across UK roads by volunteer Toad Patrollers since 1974. As the 2026 spring migration begins, Froglife reflects on the impact of this vital citizen science project.
- [Join Us for Reverse the Red Day – February 7th](https://www.amphibians.org/news/reverse-the-red-day-2026): Reverse the Red Day is February 7th! Join the ASA community in celebrating species recovery wins and strategic conservation actions. Learn how to participate through species pledges, events, and online webinars throughout the week.
- [Discovery of a Rare Caecilian from the Northern Western Ghats of Maharashtra](https://www.amphibians.org/news/gegeneophis-valmiki-discovery): A team of scientists has uncovered a new species of worm-like caecilian from the northern Western Ghats. The new species, Gegeneophis valmiki, represents the first discovery of its genus in a decade.