Save the Frogs! - UWSP Chapter

Come check out Save The Frogs Booth in the DUC from 10:00 to 3:00!
Today we are doing an outreach on the impacts of nonsustainable palm oil!
We also have examples of Palm oil free or sustainable palm oil candies, and chocolate frogs!

Evolving toxins makes frogs more likely to go extinct Prey species evolve a variety of ways to avoid predators, including camouflage, conspicuous colouration, and chemical toxins. But a new study of amphibians indicates that evolving toxins against predators increases the rate of extinction for prey spe

The inaugural meeting of SAVE THE FROGS! Panama was held at the University of Panama in Panama City on October 15th, 2015. The meeting was led by SAVE THE FROGS! Founder Dr. Kerry Kriger, an amphibian biologist who has coordinated over 1,600 environmental educational events in 60 countries. Approximately 30 Panamanians were in attendance. Dr. Kriger gave an overview of amphibian natural history, threats to amphibians, and ways people can help save frogs from extinction. Dr. Kriger introduced 30 attendees to SAVE THE FROGS' worldwide efforts on behalf of amphibians. During the second half of the meeting, Dr. Kriger and 13 participants created and signed the Constitution of SAVE THE FROGS! Panama, officially founding the organization, which is Central America's first official branch of SAVE THE FROGS!.
www.savethefrogs.com/panama