The mission of SAVE THE FROGS! is to protect amphibian populations and to promote a society that respects and appreciates nature and wildlife.
We are very pleased to announce the SAVE THE FROGS! Amazon Wishlist, through which you can donate a book to SAVE THE FROGS! in order to further the continuing education of our staff and volunteers. We’ve chosen the books on the list specifically because they will help us be more effective nonprofit leaders and environmental conservationists. Nearly …
Podcasts are quickly becoming one of the most effective way for organizations to educate their communities and grow their supporter base. A podcast is like a radio program, but it can be accessed on-demand, anytime, via your smartphone. In late 2017, we will launch the SAVE THE FROGS! Podcast and we are hoping you can …
Fundraising is a fantastic way to raise funds for important conservation projects and to spread the word about a cause you believe in. Fundraising is often the difference between merely dreaming up an environmental project and actually seeing it through to completion. As such, SAVE THE FROGS! encourages all frog enthusiasts to hone their fundraising …
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Do you like to write about amphibians? Have you done something beneficial for amphibians that you want the world to know about? Do you want to contribute your writing to the world’s most influential amphibian website? Read on to find out how to submit your article to the SAVE THE FROGS! website and increase its …
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If you are ready to be a SAVE THE FROGS! Volunteer, then you are in the right place! Below you will find the official SAVE THE FROGS! Volunteer Application Form. Fill it out and we will be in touch with you within a week with our thoughts on your application and how you can help …
In late 2012, The Estate of Marie Kirchberger sent SAVE THE FROGS! a check for $75,000, the largest donation we have ever received. The donation was a bequest from the late Marie Kirchberger, who included SAVE THE FROGS! in her will based on her love of frogs and her appreciation of our efforts on behalf …
Frogs are disappearing worldwide, and you can help save them! SAVE THE FROGS! is accepting donations of iPhones and cameras. iPhones enable us to better communicate with our staff, volunteers and partners around the world. Cameras help our staff and volunteers capture memorable photos of amphibians and SAVE THE FROGS! events so as to inspire …
Help raise awareness about the new salamander chytrid fungus that threatens our nation’s salamander biodiversity: Jonathan Kolby started a citizen science project yesterday on iNaturalist. He is encouraging people to keep their eyes open for dead salamanders, and if they find one, to take a photo and upload it here in order to help rapid detection …
SAVE THE FROGS! Ghana is pleased to announce our new social media pages on Twitter, @GhanaFrogs and Facebook SAVE THE FROGS Ghana Official. The new pages offer better platforms for the advertisement of upcoming events and updating our members on ongoing projects. This is to make it even easier for followers and non-followers alike to …
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PHOTOGRAPHERS! SAVE THE FROGS! is looking to feature a few superb, high-quality photographs of amphibians in our upcoming issue of SAVE THE FROGS! Magazine. Please send high-res photos to: magazine@savethefrogs.com and your photo might be featured and seen by over 3,000 people across the U.S. magazine@savethefrogs.com Share This Page