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

Our amphibian buddies are frogging awesome. Here are six wonderful reasons to love our frogs on World Frog Day. Learn more at https://blog.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/six-reasons-to-love-our-frogs/ #NSWParks #SavingourSpecies | NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service

Today is World Frog Day! 🐸 World Frog Day is dedicated to raising awareness for frogs and other amphibians. Adelaide Zoo is home to two frog species native to Australia, Splendid Tree Frogs and Red-eyed Tree Frogs. Recently, keepers have merged the two big groups of Splendid Tree Frogs together into one, and are hoping to see some eggs laid and tadpoles hatch out! Hear from Keeper Cassie to learn more 👇 | Adelaide Zoo

Canberra's warming climate is seeing frogs hopping into the breeding season much earlier. Can you recognise any of these frog calls? Read more: http://ab.co/2bk8Dj8 | ABC News