Find a Frog in February 2022!
Frogs are a vital component of ecosystems and are easily affected by changes in the air, water and land: they are good indicators of the environmental health of our region! But they are in trouble world-wide due to habitat loss, pollution and disease.
We can ALL help them if we know where they live! Get involved in this great community frog monitoring project this February and join the Find a Frog in February project on iNaturalist. You can search for the project in iNaturalist or find the project here: https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/find-a-frog-in-february and when you photograph a frog on your property it will be added to the project.
Often it is easiest to spot frogs at night, when we can hear frogs calling preceding or after rainfall. If you're spotlighting at night, remember to always stay vigilant of your surroundings and take a buddy with you on your walk.
This project is run by the Mary River Catchment Coordinating Committee (MRCCC), aiming to assist land managers to help them undertake actions that improve water quality and aquatic biodiversity, and improve their productivity and sustainability in the Mary River Catchment. If you’d like to learn more about the MRCCC visit their website: https://mrccc.org.au/about-the-mrccc/.
How many frogs will you log this month? Happy frogging!
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Just FYI, the hyperlink to the project page isn't working because a semicolon (;) is included in the URL. Remove the semicolon and it will work. Good luck finding those frogs!
Thanks William.
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