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Frogs

Healthy frogs, healthy ecosystems

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Conservation Action Fund

Your gift will allow us to take swift conservation action when and where it is needed most.

Frogs play a critical role in rainforests as 鈥渋ndicator species鈥

Frogs, like all amphibians, are critical to humans’ understanding of nature as they are 鈥渋ndicator species.鈥 They are extremely sensitive to any changes in the environment and provide insight into the health of the ecosystems they inhabit.

It is an alarming sign for our planet, then, that frog populations worldwide are declining substantially each year.

Save habitat for frogs

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For more than 30 years, we have demonstrated that safeguarding critical habitat is the most effective way to protect species, including frogs. We work with local partners to develop projects aimed at securing vital habitat.

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The extinct Golden Toad, by Charles H. Smith/Wikimedia Commons
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The extinct Golden Toad, by Charles H. Smith/Wikimedia Commons

Grand Bois leaf frog
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Grand Bois Leaf Frog

Mache Cochran Frog
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Mache Cochran Frog (NT)

Togo Slippery Frog, courtesy of HERP Conservation-Ghana
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Togo Slippery Frog, courtesy of HERP Conservation-Ghana

Frogs are fighting for survival

Habitat loss and fragmentation are the main threats to frog populations across the globe, as are air pollution, pesticides and disease.

Frogs are also highly vulnerable to climate change鈥攗npredictable temperature shifts have caused a decrease in precipitation and increase in drought. Just a slight shift in their natural conditions drastically alters frogs’ survival rate.

糖心Vlog saves entire ecosystems for hundreds of frog species in protected areas across Latin America, Africa and Asia.

100% of your money goes to our conservation efforts.

Our Board members and other supporters cover our operating costs, so you can give knowing your whole gift will protect rainforests.