Find a Frog in February
Find a Frog in February
lunes 1 de febrero de 2021
Annual citizen science frog searching program that allows everyone to contribute to the knowledge, understanding and management of our frogs and their habitats. The study area is the Councils of the Sunshine Coast, Noosa, Gympie and Fraser Coast, all of which provide funding to the program. This area includes the remarkable Mary River and adjacent, fragile coastal catchments. 1/4 of the frogs in this area are either extinct or threatened due to the development pressure on habitats and the effects of the Chytrid fungus at high altitude. The project aims to raise awareness of the general public, have schools and Bushcare groups involved in long-term monitoring to keep a watchful eye on populations during this era of unpredictable climatic shifts, and to receive, identify and store records from all over the area.
Country : Australia
Organizer : Mary River Catchment Coordinating Committee
Partners : Mary River Catchment Coordinating Committee, local Councils, Queensland Department of Environment and Science.
Target Audience: Youth Children Teachers Local Communities General public Type of Event: Other Type of Wetland: Humedales continentales Humedales costeros Humedales artificiales Year: 2021 Photos