Saving Critically Endangered Frogs
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Channel: Vancouver Aquarium · 2015 · Education
Worldwide, frog populations have been declining due to chytrid fungus, habitat loss and destruction, and predation from invasive species. In response, conservation organizations and governments are working together to successfully breed and reintroduce critically endangered frogs to save their wild counterparts. On October 22nd please join us for scientific presentations that describe the state of the world’s frog populations, the state of frog populations in the Pacific Northwest and how frog breeding programs are making a positive difference in helping Oregon Spotted and Rocky Mountain northern leopard frog populations increase in the Pacific Northwest.
