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SAVE THE FROGS! Founder Dr. Kerry Kriger will be speaking at universities and schools throughout Colombia. With 758 species, Colombia has the 2nd highest amphibian biodiversity of any country in the world, including 220 endangered species and another 132 whose conservation status remains unknown.
SAVE THE FROGS! Advisory Committee Chairman Michael Starkey will travel to Ghana to meet with politicians, tribal leaders, and academics in order to further SAVE THE FROGS! Ghana message of amphibian conservation. Mr. Starkey will give presentations and grow Ghana's network of students, academics and biologists interested in amphibian conservation efforts.
The SAVE THE FROGS! UWSP Chapter is bringing documentary filmmaker Allison Argo to UWSP on April 10th! The event will take place in the DUC Theater from 7:00PM – 9:00PM. Argo is well-known in the herpetology world for her film Frogs: The Thin Green Line she made in 2009 documenting the perils amphibians across the globe are faced with. We will then have Argo give a presentation followed with a discussion panel along with other UWSP professors. This will be a co-sponsored event with other UWSP student organizations (Herpetology Society, Biological Honors Society, Women in Natural Resources, The Wildlife Society). To prepare for her visit we are hosting a free screening of the film on April 2nd at 7:00PM in TNR 170. Co-sponsored by UW Lakes Extension Program.
SAVE THE FROGS! Founder Dr. Kerry Kriger will give a presentation on "Amphibian Conservation in the 21st Century" at the University of the Andes. Auditorio A del edificio Mario Laserna (ML), Carrera 1 # 18A-12. Time: 1pm-2:30pm. Entrada Libre.

SAVE THE FROGS! Advisory Committee Chairman Michael Starkey will meet with students of the SAVE THE FROGS! KNUST student chapter at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology to discuss amphibian conservation efforts in Ghana.
Come to the Bay Festival at the Berkeley Marina, April 13th 11-4 p.m. Enjoy free hands-on educational activities and receive information on environmental education programs from organizations around the Bay. SAVE THE FROGS! will have a table with educational materials and we will have eco-friendly merchandise available to support our worldwide conservation efforts. This event is located at 160 University Ave. at the Berkeley Marina. For more information, please visit: http://www.cityofberkeley.info/bayfestival
Join SAVE THE FROGS! at the 23rd Annual Creek Clean-Up and Celebration on Saturday, April 13th. We will have an SAVE THE FROGS! Education Station and a space to make some fabulous frog art! We will also have educational materials as well as fantastic frog gifts for your friends and family. Come out, enjoy the spring weather, and support our amphibian conservation efforts! This event is free to the public and will be held from 11am-2pm at Carmichael Park (5750 Grant Ave Carmichael, CA 95608).
SAVE THE FROGS! Founder Dr. Kerry Kriger will give a presentation at Javeriana University entitled "Amphibian Conservation in the 21st Century". The event will be from 1pm-5pm Saturday April 13th. Two Colombian biologists (Angela Maria Cortes and Julio Mario Hoyos) will give 30 minute presentations on ecosystem functions and services of amphibians, and specifically their role in agrosystems. Professor Nicolás Urbina-Cardona will also provide a 30 minute presentation, and Dr. Kriger will close the event with his presentation.
Location: Javeriana University, Building 2-209 Baron Ferdinand.
2pm Nicolas Urbina (20-30min) "Advances in amphibian conservation in Colombia".
2:45 pm Lecture Angela Maria Cortes (20-30min) "Ecosystem services of neotropical amphibians: a review"
3:15 pm Julio Mario Hoyos (20-30min) "Contributions of amphibians in rural landscapes of coffee"
3:45 pm Dr. Kerry Kriger (75 min) "Amphibian Conservation in the 21st Century"
SAVE THE FROGS! Advisory Committee Chairman Michael Starkey will give a presentation about amphibian ecology and conservation at the Kumasi Zoo.
SAVE THE FROGS! Advisory Committee Chairman Michael Starkey will meet with members of SAVE THE FROGS! Ghana, tribal leaders and fishermen in frog-eating areas. That evening Michael will be featured on Nabiina Radio to discuss how overharvesting of amphibians for bait and frog legs is contributing to a decline in amphibian populations.
SAVE THE FROGS! Advisory Committee Chairman Michael Starkey will give a presentation about amphibian ecology and conservation at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology (KNUST). This event is free and open to the public.
SAVE THE FROGS! Advisory Committee Chairman Michael Starkey will be featured on the Focus FM radio show to talk about Save The Frogs Day events in Ghana.
SAVE THE FROGS! Advisory Committee Chairman Michael Starkey will lead a workshop on amphibian monitoring protocols at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology (KNUST).
Join SAVE THE FROGS! at Sacramento City College as we celebrate Earth Week! The event hosts a variety of different organizations who are working to make the planet a better place! The event starts at 9am and will be located on the main quad of Sacramento City College (3825 Freeport Blvd. Sacramento, CA 95822). Come out and say hello!
Please mark your calendar for the 5th Annual Save The Frogs Day (April 27, 2013). Save The Frogs Day is the world's largest day of amphibian education and conservation action. Help us reach our 2013 goal of 300 events in 50 countries: please organize an event in your community, and ask your local schools and environmental organizations to take part as well. Please be sure to register your event, no matter how big or small it may be.
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SAVE THE FROGS! Advisory Committee Chairman Michael Starkey will meet with patrons and students leaders of the University College of Agriculture and Environmental Studies (UCAES) to discuss amphibian declines and environmental stewardship. That evening Michael will be featured on the University's radio to discuss the importance of the creation of Atewa Hills National Park.
SAVE THE FROGS! Advisory Committee Chairman Michael Starkey will meet with the King of Atewa to discuss amphibian conservation efforts within the region.
SAVE THE FROGS! Advisory Committee Chairman Michael Starkey will lead a workshop on field methods in ecology and amphibian monitoring protocols with students of the University College of Agriculture and Environmental Studies (UCAES).
SAVE THE FROGS! Advisory Committee Chairman Michael Starkey will be featured on the TV Breakfast Show and will discuss the creation of the Atewa Hills National Park and about the importance of amphibian conservation efforts in Ghana.
SAVE THE FROGS! Advisory Committee Chairman Michael Starkey will give a presentation about amphibian ecology and conservation to the Ghana Forestry Commission.
Das weltweite Amphibiensterben: Akute Gefahren für Amphibienpopulationen und was wir dagegen machen können! Vortrag von Michael Starkey vom Projekt "SAVE THE FROGS!" zum Thema Frösche der Welt am 10.5.2013, 20.00 Uhr im Reptilium Landau. Er hält weltweit Vorträge und sammelt dabei Spendengelder für Tierschutzprojekte zur Rettung der Frösche in vielen Teilen der Welt. Achtung: Vortrag in Englisch, Spendenprojekt, Eintritt frei!
The global amphibian extinction crisis: Acute threats to amphibian populations and what we can do about it! Lecture by Michael Starkey of the project "SAVE THE FROGS!" about Frogs of the World at 05/10/2013, 20.00 clock in Reptilium Landau.Note: Lecture in English, Charity Project, free admission!
SAVE THE FROGS! Advisory Committee Chairman Michael Starkey will give a presentation on "Why We Must Save The Frogs!" at the Green Kids Conference at Microsoft's Mountain View Campus. We will have an info table (with cool eco-friendly merchandise) from 11am-3:30pm and Mr. Starkey will speak from 1:45pm-2:15pm. This is a free event.
SAVE THE FROGS! Advisory Committee Chairman Michael Starkey will give a presentation about the amphibian extinction crisis and the work of SAVE THE FROGS! to the Napa Reptile Club. This event will be held at the Carolyn Parr Nature Center (3107 Browns Valley Rd, Napa, CA 94558) and will start at 5:00 PM.
SAVE THE FROGS! Advisory Committee Chairman Michael Starkey will give a presentation about the amphibian extinction crisis and the work of SAVE THE FROGS! to the Napa Reptile Club. This event will be held at the Carolyn Parr Nature Center (3107 Browns Valley Rd, Napa, CA 94558) and will start at 5:00 PM.
SAVE THE FROGS! Founder Dr. Kerry Kriger will give a presentation on amphibian conservation to the Honors Biology students of San Lorenzo Valley High School, 245pm.
Creature Feature: Frogs & Toads! Hop on over to the pavilion at Pickerel Pond for this program featuring frogs and toads! Discover how frogs and toads are different and yet the same, find out how to identify some species by sight and sound, and learn why these creatures are so vital to our planet and what you can do to help them. Then travel to the pond to look and listen for some live frogs! 7:30-9:00 pm. Prince Gallitzin State Park, 966 Marina Road, Patton, PA 16668. Contact Alyssa Carroll: Lyssa1826@gmail.com
You are cordially invited to join SAVE THE FROGS! on a 10-day eco-tour of Belize July 11th through July 20th, 2013! Belize is a wonderful little country located east of Guatemala and nestled beneath the Yucatán Peninsula of Mexico. Like many countries in Central America, Belize is a hotspot of biodiversity. Belize is home to 37 amphibian species, as well as an array of bats, birds, lizards, corals and other amazing wildlife. The trip will be led by SAVE THE FROGS! Founder Dr. Kerry Kriger; SAVE THE FROGS! Advisory Committee Chairman Michael Starkey; and Sacramento City College Biology Professor Dave Wyatt -- who has been leading Belize eco-tours for 7 years! We will also be accompanied by Mayan naturalists and field guides.
Conceived and coordinated by SAVE THE FROGS!, the goal of the International Take A Hike Day is to get people outside! When people love nature they are much more willing to protect nature. But as habitats get destroyed and technology consumes more of our time, the disconnect between people and nature grows. In the 21st century, making sure we spend time outdoors is more important than ever...plus hiking is enjoyable and healthy! So please mark your calendar for the 1st Annual International Take A Hike Day! All you have to do to take part is go for a hike or spend some time in the great outdoors. You'll reconnect with your roots and remember what is at stake if we don't act quickly to protect nature and wildlife. We encourage all hiking and wildlife groups to arrange hikes on August 17th and spread the word about the International Take A Hike Day. Don't worry if you don't have a local group, just go for a hike by yourself or with some friends and family. Stay tuned for more details!
SAVE THE FROGS! will host an informational table at the Sacramento Reptile Show. SAVE THE FROGS! Advisory Committee Chairman Michael Starkey will give a 30-minute presentation on amphibian conservation each day. Come by, learn about the amazing world of amphibians, buy a shirt and become a member! This event is open to the public, but there is an entrance fee. More information can be found online at the Sacramento Reptile Show's Website.
Conceived and coordinated by SAVE THE FROGS!, the goal of the International Day of Pesticide Action is to raise global awareness of the threats to wildlife and humans caused by society's ever-increasing use of harmful pesticides. There are over 18,000 registered pesticides in the USA, and over a billion kilos of pesticides are sprayed worldwide annually. Pesticides contaminate our tap water and food supplies, poison our streams, and cause health problems for aquatic wildlife as well as farmworkers and millions of humans living near agricultural areas. SAVE THE FROGS! is organizing a rally in Washington, DC to call on the United States government to issue an immediate federal ban on the use and production of Atrazine, one of the world's most harmful pesticides. Please join us in DC or hold an educational event in your school or community!
SAVE THE FROGS! needs your help on April 4th. We're asking you to help SAVE THE FROGS! by spending 44 minutes fundraising for the frogs this April 4th (4/4)! If you can't fundraise, please donate $44! Learn about 4/4 Forty-Four: 44 Minutes For The Frogs!
Mark your calendars and start planning your 2014 Save The Frogs Day event: The 6th Annual Save The Frogs Day will be Saturday, April 26th, 2014.
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