On the Ground in Patagonia: Fundación Somuncura Joins ASA

We’re pleased to welcome Fundación Somuncura, a dynamic non-profit based in Argentina, as a new partner of the Amphibian Survival Alliance. Since its founding in 2020, the organization has worked to conserve biodiversity and promote sustainable development—particularly in the unique landscapes of the Somuncura Plateau in Patagonia.

Fundación […]

Amphibium: A Fascinating Journey into the World of Amphibians

Photo: Fire Salamander (Salamandra salamandra terrestris) © Frogs & Friends

In May 2024, Frogs & Friends and Adventure Zoo Hanover unveiled the Amphibium, a state-of-the-art amphibian house that immerses visitors in the diverse and often overlooked world of amphibians. Spanning 250 square meters, this innovative […]

Introducing the First 2025 ASA Future Leaders of Amphibian Conservation

Members of the first 2025 ASA Future Leaders of Amphibian Conservation cohort (left to right, top to bottom): Dina Lydie Ramamonjisoa, Brandon Brand Buitrago Marulanda, Amoghavarsha M, Tiaan Botha, Abraham Mugoya Wayirawo, Melisa Rolón, Rodrigo Calvo, and Gabriel Callapa Escalera.

The Amphibian Survival Alliance is pleased to introduce the first group […]

VoNat, Battling Endangered Amphibians Depletion in Cameroon

Featured photo © Ndimuh Bertrand Shancho/ Voice of Nature (VoNat)

Voice of Nature (VoNat), a Cameroon-based biodiversity conservation and sustainable development non-profit organization and Amphibian Survival Alliance Partner, is working tirelessly to combat the depletion of endangered amphibians in Cameroon, with primary focus the endangered Goliath Frog, the […]

Bezos Earth Fund, Smithsonian Institution and the Amphibian Survival Alliance Join Forces to Save Endangered Frogs in Latin America

Photo © Margarita Lampo, FUDECI

Amphibian species across the globe have been devastated in recent decades by the deadly chytrid fungus, which has driven many to the brink of extinction. Now, thanks to a $2 million grant from the Bezos Earth Fund, the Smithsonian Tropical […]

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