Save The Frogs Day 2025
The 17th Annual Save The Frogs Day (April 28th, 2025) was a global celebration dedicated to protecting amphibians and their habitats. At least 65 events took place across 23 countries: Argentina, Bangladesh, Brazil, Cameroon, China, Colombia, Congo DRC, Finland, France, India, Italy, Kenya, Malaysia, Mexico, Nepal, Pakistan, Peru, South Africa, Spain, United Kingdom, USA, Uruguay and Venezuela.
From art contests and educational seminars to habitat restoration and awareness rallies, the day brought communities together to take meaningful action for frogs. The events inspired, educated, and empowered participants and volunteers of all ages to contribute to amphibian conservation and environmental stewardship.
We send a huge thank you to all the event organizers and participants, as well as our generous donors, who enabled us to disburse $13,544 in Save The Frogs Day Grants to make many of these events possible. Together we made this the most successful Save The Frogs Day yet!
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Save The Frogs Day 2025 Events
Online Save The Frogs Day Event With Dr. Kerry Kriger
SAVE THE FROGS! Founder Dr. Kerry Kriger hosted a six-hour online educational event…here are the recordings!
Online Save The Frogs Day Event With Dr. Kerry Kriger
SAVE THE FROGS! Founder Dr. Kerry Kriger will host a six-hour online educational event…we encourage you to attend as your schedule allows. Agenda coming soon.
START TIME:
4pm Kolkata, India / 6:30am Washington DC (convert timezone)
END TIME:
10pm Kolkata, India / 12:30pm Washington DC (convert timezone)
Save The Frogs Day In-Person Events
The 17th Annual Save The Frogs Day was celebrated with a variety of engaging and educational events across multiple countries. Each location offered unique activities tailored to raise awareness about the importance of amphibians and their conservation.
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News Media About
Save The Frogs Day 2025
A Message From Pakistan
Dear Dr. Kerry,
I hope you’re doing well. I’m reaching out to ask about the Save The Frogs Day grant. I’m excited to learn more about this opportunity. As a secondary school biology teacher, I’m passionate about teaching my students about amphibian conservation. I believe that children are the perfect age group to target, as they’re curious and eager to learn. I plan to organize nature walks and interactive talks to raise awareness about the importance of amphibian conservation. Thank you for your time, and I look forward to hearing from you. Best regards.
– Muzna Kashaf, PMAS Arid Agriculture University Rawalpindi
A Message From Bangladesh
“Dear Dr. Kerry Kriger,
My name is Nazifa Tabassum, and I am writing from Bangladesh. As a representative of the Team for Energy and Environmental Research (TEER) organization, I am highly excited to celebrate this year’s upcoming Save The Frogs Day event. I am deeply passionate about amphibian conservation and would love the opportunity to contribute to SAVE THE FROGS! vision through this initiative.
Best regards,
Nazifa Tabassum”
Bangladeshi frog art by Takia Raisa, Finalist in the 2024 SAVE THE FROGS! Art Contest.
A Message To Indian Frog Savers From Dr. Kerry Kriger
Watch this special video message from SAVE THE FROGS! Founder Dr. Kerry Kriger, recorded in Hyderabad, India, as he prepares for the 17th Annual Save The Frogs Day. Dr. Kriger shares his excitement for the upcoming celebrations in India, including a film screening in Kolkata with SAVE THE FROGS! India President Sarbani Nag and Filmmaker Premkumar Suhas, and sends gratitude to all the amazing organizers, educators, and frog enthusiasts across the country working to protect amphibians.
Iran
Dear Dr. Kerry Kriger,
I hope this message finds you well. I am the Dean of the Faculty of Forestry Engineering at GUASNR, Iran. Our institution manages the Shast Kalateh Educational and Research Forest, a pristine 3,000-hectare forest located in North of Iran Near Gorgan City, Golstan province.
We are inspired by the impactful work of SAVE THE FROGS! and the global efforts to raise awareness about amphibian conservation. Given the ecological significance of amphibians in maintaining forest ecosystems, we are eager to bring this initiative to Iran.
Our faculty is planning a Toad Festival in the Shast Kalateh Forest, coinciding with the breeding season of local toad species. This event aims to highlight the ecological role of amphibians and the importance of preserving their habitats. We would be honored to collaborate with “Save The Frogs” to align our event with the goals of Save The Frogs Day and benefit from your expertise in organizing such programs.
Our team is committed to making this event a success and fostering long-term conservation efforts in the region. We believe this collaboration will significantly enhance amphibian conservation awareness in Iran and contribute to the global mission of “Save The Frogs.”
We look forward to establishing a meaningful partnership.
Warm regards,
Hashem Habashi
Save The Frogs Day 2025 Photo Gallery
Enjoy these images shared by our supporters on this worldwide day of amphibian conservation! Click on any image to see it larger or to get the slideshow view.
“Kerry, great photo gallery! Imagine being so effective all over the world. I’m so happy for you that it was your best Save The Frogs Day ever!”
– Margot Fass, Save The Frogs Day Event Organizer, A Frog House, NY, USA
What Our Supporters Say
“Hi Kerry, Happy Save The Frogs Day to you! What an exciting day– thank you for being the creative and compassionate force behind it all and for sharing our event contribution! All the best, Katie ?”
“I listened to your very informative program today and it gives me hope that people are working hard to help amphibians.”
Save The Frogs Day Images For You To Share
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