SAVE THE FROGS! Ghana has joined 20 Civil Society Organisations to file a notice with the Attorney General and Minister of Justice against the Government of Ghana. This action has become necessary to immediately halt ongoing bauxite ‘exploration’ activities at Atewa Forest Reserve and seek legal orders to […]
The mission of the Bristol Zoological Society is to save wildlife through conservation action and engaging people with the natural world. The Society was established in 1835 and its specific objectives are to advance the public understanding of the conservation of wildlife and the natural environment and encourage our […]
Over the past six years Froglife have been monitoring the success of road mitigation tunnels for amphibians. We have used unique infrared time lapse cameras to monitor amphibian movements through 34 tunnels across 7 sites in four countries across Europe (England, Scotland, France and Portugal). During this time period we […]
In February the IUCN SSC Amphibian Red List Authority held a very successful workshop in Colombo, Sri Lanka. The workshop was hosted by Dilmah Conservation and welcomed over 25 amphibian experts from across the country. Under the leadership of Rohan Pethiyagoda, the group worked tirelessly over four days to produce […]
If you’d like to know what the IUCN SSC Asian Species Action Partnership (ASAP) did during 2019, you can now read our recently released Annual Report. Writing an Annual Report is often a good opportunity to pause and reflect on hurdles overcome and achievements made for the previous year. As […]
