By Izabela M Barata, Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
Bromeligenous frogs spend their whole life cycle within bromeliads, where they lay their eggs and develop into adult life. Species are mostly restricted to single locations and some can be found at high elevation sites. Their ecology, natural history and distributions are poorly […]
The IUCN Red List update 2020-3 is now online! This update is a huge accomplishment for the Amphibian Red List Authority (ARLA) as a record number of 1,333 amphibian assessments was published, an historical update in the history of the ARLA. This comes with some sad news, as three species […]
We are announcing to the ASA partnership and to the entire scientific community of our organizational name change from SAVE THE FROGS! Ghana to Save Ghana Frogs. The name change came about after long deliberations in our desire to own a trademark that depicts our new vision and identity which […]
Amphibian Survival Alliance partner Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust are currently seeking a highly motivated individual to coordinate all activities of the mountain chicken project on Montserrat, including but not limited to: establishment and running of the mountain chicken enclosure, running of the insect breeding facility, surveys of wild amphibians, […]
Selective illegal logging in the El Pangán ProAves Reserve, located in the department of Nariño, Colombia, is devastating one of the most important ecosystems on the planet and the species that live there: 21 species of amphibians distributed in 6 families and 17 species of reptiles distributed in […]
