The mission of SAVE THE FROGS! is to protect amphibian populations and to promote a society that respects and appreciates nature and wildlife.
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Four beneficiaries of the SAVE THE FROGS! Ghana Young Scholars Program (YSP) have made it to the honor rolls of their respective schools for excellent academic laurels. SAVE THE FROGS! Ghana launched the Young Scholars Program in 2016 to improve the resources of less-endowed schools and to provide scholarships to academically gifted but economically disadvantaged children.
The online learning revolution has begun! And SAVE THE FROGS! is ready to deliver massive amounts of amphibious education to the furthest reaches of the globe! Get started with SAVE THE FROGS! Academy today…
We have posted all 20 of Dr. Kriger’s scientific publications inside the SAVE THE FROGS! Academy course called “Dr. Kerry Kriger’s Publications”. Download them for free today.
SAVE THE FROGS! Ghana (STF! Ghana), in collaboration with other members of the Coalition of NGOs against Mining in Atewa (CONAMA), has submitted a petition to Ghana’s Parliament as part of efforts to block the government’s imminent bauxite mining operations at Atewa Range Forest Reserve (Atewa). Our petition invokes the house’s supervisory and deliberative role …
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SAVE THE FROGS! Volunteer Biraj Shrestha has organized multiple Save The Frogs Day events over the years and has won awards from SAVE THE FROGS! and other organizations to implement amphibian conservation and education programs in the remote Himalayas. Since 2018, Biraj has been living in California pursuing a Masters degree in Coastal Science and Policy at UC Santa Cruz.
SAVE THE FROGS! UFRJ – Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
SAVE THE FROGS! Founder Dr. Kerry Kriger was interviewed by BBC journalist Alice Gioia, the producer of Outlook, “a programme about extraordinary personal stories”. Dr. Kriger spoke with Alice while in Rio de Janeiro, and the interviewed aired on BBC world service radio Wednesday January 15th, 2020, for an estimated 96 million listeners.
Chelsea Carson is a conservation biologist with a specialty in herpetology and community service outreach. She completed a Fulbright grant researching the effects of land uses on Ecuador’s amphibian populations and has led SAVE THE FROGS! Ecotours in Costa Rica, Ecuador and Peru.
SAVE THE FROGS! Costa Rica Ecotours were featured in the December 2019 National Geographic Traveler magazine and on the National Geographic website in the article “Here’s how travelers can help protect frogs in Costa Rica”.