Madagascar is a hotspot of amphibian species richness, with over 380 native frog species, all of which are endemic to the island. However, of those species that have been assessed by the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, over half are categorised as either threatened or Data Deficient.
With first-ever action plan in place for harlequin toads, the Atelopus Survival Initiative is bringing together resources, decades of expertise and passion to save one of the world’s most imperiled groups of amphibians
With the formation of the Atelopus Survival Initiative […]
Con el primer plan de acción para las ranas arlequín, la Iniciativa de Supervivencia Atelopus reúne recursos, décadas de experiencia y pasión para salvar a uno de los grupos de anfibios más amenazados del mundo
Con la creación de la Iniciativa de Supervivencia Atelopus
This fellowship supports early or mid-career scientists and conservationists in research-based professional development that furthers amphibian conservation. This fellowship is not intended to help support graduate-student research. Proposals that address species research priorities indicated in the Amphibian Red List and/or the Amphibian Ark Conservation Needs Assessment (CNA), or thematic research […]
