Otonga. Luis is a proud member of the Amphibian Ark global network, which facilitated the event with the Prince. More information can be found in these articles: www.theroyalforums.com/38642-hyloscirtus-princecharlesi-the-frog-names-after-prince-charl

...for both Archey’s and Hochstetter’s Frogs, and, since I’d previously worked with both species in the field for the New Zealand Department of Conservation and also had frog husbandry experience,...

...a global message – the latest book from National Geographic photographer Ted Schiffman (see http://www.tedschiffmanphotography.com/book-store/the-tree-frog-book). Judging Photos will be judge

water during amphibian rescue is treated with a bleach solution, from boots and clothing to instruments and transport containers, to be sure researchers are not spreading fungus to new, uncontaminated...

...success stories. Striped Newt conservation at the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens Mark Beshel Striped Newt (Notophthalmus perstriatus), once common throughout the southeastern United States have become increasingly ra

...Leaping Ahead of Extinction web page. Click on images for a larger view Image Download link Caption /credit Download full size image Amphibian Ark was founded in 2006 by the...

species as a collaborative effort over a number of institutions, including the Amphibian Research Centre (www.frogs.org.au), Taronga Zoo (www.taronga.org.au), Melbourne Zoo and Healesville Sanctuary (www.zoo.org.au).

...sorts of biology terms, principles, and life forms. Search by individual topic using the alphabetized menu or search by field of study. Center for North American Herpetology (CNAH) Common Names...

Ray Ashton, from Ashton Biodiversity Research & Preservation Institute. Ray taught me how to find amphibians in the wild, and how to pay attention to habitats. As Ray’s research assistant,...

...Zoo and the Natural History Museum, London. The new facility will foster the husbandry component of the applicant’s planned caecilian conservation work in the coming decade. Merida’s harlequin frog is...