A pioneering team blends science, technology and community action to protect one of the world’s most threatened animal groups—amid growing pressure from development.
In the forests of New South Wales, a quiet crisis is unfolding—one that scientists say is pushing some of Australia’s most unique frog species to the brink. At the centre of the response is a team of researchers working across laboratories, wetlands and digital platforms, united under an initiative known as the Amphibian ICU.
Led by Dr Kaya Klop-Toker, Dr Rose Upton and Dr Alex Callen, the Integrated Conservation Unit is taking an ambitious, multi-disciplinary approach to halt amphibian decline—combining ecological restoration, reproductive science and citizen engagement in what they describe as a “One Plan” strategy for species recovery.
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https://www.facebook.com/groups/312367045929495/
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https://www.wildlifesydney.com.au/
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Littlejohn's Tree Frog Photo Credit: Krishna Pavan Komanduri
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