Saving our frogs from extinction

Captive breeding for conservation is a vital tool in protecting highly threatened species, and combined with habitat protection, can successfully protect and restore these species in the wild.

What is killing our frogs?

Frog populations are under threat from fungal attacks, habitat destruction and climate change, and the public can help track the trends in populations to aid efforts to save them from extinction.

New frog species gives hope for the future

In an age when many frogs and other amphibians are facing extinction due to habitat loss, disease and climate change, the discovery of a new frog species in a national park on the border of Queensland and New South Wales gives hope that all is not lost for the future.