Through our program Future Leaders of Amphibian Conservation and in partnership with the First Global Amphibian and Reptile Disease Conference (GARD), the Amphibian Survival Alliance (ASA) will fund one emerging amphibian conservationist to attend the conference (University of Tennessee, USA, 4-10 August, 2022).
If […]
The Future Leaders of Amphibian Conservation program is an award to a number of early-career conservationists from around the world that have been identified by the Amphibian Survival Alliance as the next generation of amphibian conservationists. So far we have awarded 19 Future Leaders from 12 countries (Bolivia, Brazil, Peru, […]
Amphibians are bioindicators of an ecosystem’s health and may also serve as biological control of crop and forest pests. The First Herpetological Congress, organized in 1989, presented alarming findings about the decline in amphibian populations. Currently, amphibians include the highest percentage of threatened species (>40%), as well as the highest […]
The Amphibian Survival Alliance (ASA) is proud to inform that Dr. Pedro Peloso was selected as a 2021 awardee of a Maxwell/Hanrahan Individual Award in Field Biology!
Pedro, who is also an ASA Future Leader of Amphibian Conservation, was awarded by the Maxwell/Hanrahan Foundation in recognition of the quality and […]
The Indianapolis Prize Committee has created a new award recognizing conservationists early in their careers. The Indianapolis Prize – the world’s leading award for animal conservation – is a biennial award recognizing an individual who has made extraordinary contributions to wildlife conservation. The Indianapolis Prize also awards the
