Save The Frogs Day Meetups
Organize More Impactful Save The Frogs Day Events
Join us for our monthly Save The Frogs Day Meetups, where amphibian enthusiasts from around the world come together to organize impactful Save The Frogs Day events.
These sessions are designed to provide you with the tools, resources, and expert guidance needed to plan, promote, and execute successful events that raise awareness and drive action for amphibian conservation. Whether you’re a seasoned event organizer or new to the cause, our meetups will help you make a meaningful difference. Register now to become part of a global movement dedicated to saving our amphibian friends!
We look forward to organizing Save The Frogs Day events with you!
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About Save The Frogs Day Meetups
WHAT:
Save The Frogs Day is the world’s largest day of amphibian education and conservation action. Celebrated April 28th Every Year, our goal is to inspire and empower amphibian enthusiasts to organize events in their local communities, with a goal of doing something beneficial for amphibians. From educational presentations to frogging excursions and habitat restoration, we leave it up to you to determine what type of event you would enjoy organizing.
Save The Frogs Day Meetups are all about helping you organize the most impactful event possible.
WHO:
We encourage anyone interested in helping out with Save The Frogs Day to attend…whether you are organizing your own event or want to help out with general planning.
WHY:
Save The Frogs Day is the best way to get people interested in amphibians, so we want your event to be successful.
WHEN:
Save The Frogs Day Meetups take place on the third Tuesday of each month.
HOW TO REGISTER:
Registration is free, fast and easy. You only need to register once in order to attend all future meetings. Please do not register multiple times. We will email you a Zoom link once you register; you should add that to your calendar for the last Saturday of every month. It will work each month.
PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD:
We encourage you to spread the word about Save The Frogs Day Meetups and invite your colleagues to attend!
Schedule Of Events
Save The Frogs Day Meetups take place on the third Tuesday of each month, at:
– 5:30pm Los Angeles time on odd numbered months (Jan, Mar, May, Jul, Sep, Nov)
– 8am Los Angeles time on even numbered months (Feb, Apr, Jun, Aug, Oct, Dec)
– Meetups last one hour.
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July 28th, 2026
Save The Frogs Day Meetup
Community-Led Conservation for the Taita Hills Warty Frog: Lessons from Kenya’s Largest Save The Frogs Day Event
On April 28th, 2026, Naturehub Collective Community Organisation hosted Kenya’s largest ever Save The Frogs Day event in Wundanyi, Taita Hills, bringing together 150 community members, traditional elders, and students to protect the Critically Endangered Taita Hills Warty Frog (Callulina dawida) — a species surviving in only 4.3 km² of severely fragmented cloud forest.
This presentation shares the story of how a community-led conservation model transformed local attitudes toward forest protection, trained 30 citizen scientists in standardized monitoring protocols, and planted 500 indigenous trees at critical breeding sites — achieving 95% seedling survival. Drawing on eight years of conservation experience across Kenya’s five most biodiverse landscapes, I will share practical lessons on how event-based funding like the SAVE THE FROGS! Save The Frogs Day Grant can strategically amplify longer-term conservation programs, and how traditional ecological knowledge from Taita community elders strengthened both the science and the community ownership of conservation outcomes.
Attendees will leave with a replicable model for community-led endangered amphibian conservation that integrates citizen science, habitat restoration, and intergenerational knowledge transfer — applicable across Africa’s biodiversity hotspots and beyond.
About Fredrick:
Fredrick Kioko Kilonzo is Founder and Species & Sites Program Manager at Naturehub Collective Community Organisation, a Kenya-based conservation Organisation operating across five landscapes including coastal mangroves, Taita Hills cloud forest, Laikipia, Amboseli, and Kajiado. Founded in 2018 when Fredrick was just 16 years old, NatureHub has grown to manage over $150,000 in conservation funding from 15+ international partners across 12+ countries with a 100% on-time reporting record.
Fredrick is a 2026 A.G. Leventis African Biodiversity Fellow at the University of Oxford (ICCS), 2025 TIAW World of Difference Award recipient, Commonwealth Youth Awards 2025 Africa Regional Finalist (SDG 15), and 2024 Marion Paviour Award winner (Hawk Conservancy Trust). He holds a BVM degree and serves on ProVeg International’s Youth Board.
His Taita Hills Warty Frog conservation work, supported by SAVE THE FROGS! and the Sophie Danforth Conservation Biology Fund, was published in AMPHIBIOS Issue 2 (June 2026). He is an AAZV Murray Fowler International Conference Scholar and a recipient of the SAVE THE FROGS! Amphibian Conservation Award and Save The Frogs Day Grant.
June 18th, 2024 Save The Frogs Day Meetups
Led by SAVE THE FROGS! founder Dr. Kerry Kriger, this session marked the beginning of our monthly meetings, designed to help amphibian enthusiasts prepare for the 17th Annual Save The Frogs Day on April 28, 2025.
These sessions, occurring every third Tuesday through May 2025, aim to ensure well-planned, impactful events with plenty of time for refinement and addressing potential challenges. Dr. Kriger emphasized the importance of early planning to prevent last-minute surprises and increase the success and educational value of the events.
During this session, we reviewed the 2024 Save The Frogs Day events, with Dani from SAVE THE FROGS! Ecuador sharing insights from her successful event in Tena, which saw over 125 participants. Dani highlighted the importance of having a reliable team of volunteers and detailed the various activities and workshops held.
The session also covered practical tips for event planning, including using tools like Canva for creating promotional materials and ensuring effective communication with volunteers and attendees. We created a Save The Frogs Day 2025 promo graphic and updated the website with a page about the Ecuador events.
Join us monthly to share experiences, gain advice, and collaborate with fellow amphibian enthusiasts. Together, let’s make the next Save The Frogs Day the best one yet!
Watch The Recording:
April 4th, 2023
Save The Frogs Day Meetup
SAVE THE FROGS! Founder Dr. Kerry Kriger provides advice on how to organize a successful Save The Frogs Day event. Meet some Save The Frogs Day organizers and learn how to easily design a poster to promote your event.
Watch The Recording:
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I can’t begin to tell you how happy it made me to see my Save The Frogs Day graphic in so many places! Thank you for the opportunity to make a contribution. This is definitely one of the greatest things I’ve ever been a part of and I can’t thank you enough!”
Frog art by Will Hazzard, 2017 SAVE THE FROGS! Art Contest
