Aussie Ark and Australian Reptile Park are celebrating the birth of one hundred endangered Green and Golden Bell Frogs following successful breeding earlier this year. The conservation program started by Aussie Ark, in collaboration with the Australian Reptile Park and Macquarie University, aims to breed the endangered species in large enough numbers to, hopefully, one day return to the wild. At the same time, researchers will also look at a key driver of extinction in frogs, Chytrid Fungus, and

These frogs are hopping for love. 🐸 Aussie frogs belt out croaky tunes when they are enjoying their waterways and looking to attract a mate. Our new study by bioacoustics expert Dr Simon Linke, in conjunction with Griffith University and Visit NSW State Forests, recorded the sounds of frogs near the riverbanks of the Murray-Darling Basin. They were creating and testing software that automatically listens to and counts frogs, to clearly detect a range of species. The research successfully detect

Are you hearing banjo frogs call around you? Please record and submit their "bonk" calls with the free #FrogID app and help Grace Gillard with her research. Find out more at: https://australian.museum/blog/amri-news/do-pobblebonks-sing-to-suit-their-surrounds/ | Frog ID

This beautiful frog pond, created by Ecosystem Gardener, showcases the power of aquatic plants. They filter water naturally, trap debris, and create vital habitats for frogs and insects. All while supporting biodiversity and enhancing the ecosystem. 🐸 https://aquascapesupplies.com.au/pages/find-a-contractor?utm_content=sked_677f77634826e0b70de433c5&utm_medium=social&utm_name=sked&utm_source=facebook | Recreation Ponds Australia