SAVE THE FROGS! Events
Since 2008, SAVE THE FROGS! staff and volunteers have organized over 2,000 educational events to raise awareness for threatened amphibian populations. We hope you can join us online or in-person really soon!
Save The Frogs Day 2017 in Gainesville, FL
Event Schedule
We add new events here all the time, so be sure to bookmark this page!
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How To Find Your Event’s Zoom Login Info
To access event details or Zoom login information, you should first log in to the website. Once logged in, you’ll see the event login link directly on the event page.
Alternatively, you can find the information on your My Account page, where your registered events are listed. Additionally, the details were included in the confirmation email you received when registering. If needed, you can search your email inbox using keywords like “Save The Frogs Day Planning Sessions.”
These three methods ensure you can always find the necessary login information.
Video Tutorial: How To Find Your Event’s Zoom Login Info
What Our Supporters Say
“Kerry, I want to say how much I enjoy the SAVE THE FROGS! Zoom Meetings with amphibian experts from around the globe. These sessions are fascinating and informative but more importantly, show how the issue of amphibian population decline and habitat destruction around the world is being actively addressed by this group of dedicated experts. There is hope.
“Good Morning, Dr. Kriger, Thank you for allowing me to listen in on your Philippines presentation last week. I found it informative and inspiring! I can’t imagine the hard work and sacrifices it must have taken to get to this point with the nonprofit and your personal businesses.
“Although SAVE THE FROGS! mainly raises awareness in conserving the amphibian populations, they have done multiple habitat conservation projects; like increasing the Red-Legged Frog population at Antonelli Pond in Santa Cruz. They also fought hard to shut down the local Sharp Park golf course in order to preserve the land for the endangered species inhabiting that area.”
