Want to Frog-Surf Some More?

There are hundreds of other frog sites to visit while you're logged on. It just depends on what specifically you are interested in. Here's a few 'waves' to get your blood jumping - we mean pumping! Sites are occasionally overhauled to keep them fresh and their links change. If any of these links don't work for you, please let us know.

Australian sites:

• THE definitive site on amphibian disease and chytrid fungus at James Cook University
• the site of the WWF/Rio Tinto Frogs! Project
• the frog pages of the Queensland Museum
• James Cook University's Amphibian Decline site for Australian frogs
• the Environment Australia overview on the situation for declining frogs in Australia
• the Threatened Species Foundation of South Australia
• the Amhibian Research Centre and other froggy projects collectively known as frogs.org.au - one of the biggest frog interest sites in Australia and a supporter of the FDR Project, Inc.
• information about Victorian frogs from Museum Victoria
• the Frog and Tadpole Study Group - another big frog group located in Sydney
• the Queensland Frog Society - an active frog group based in Brisbane
• Craig Latham's Somewhat Amusing World of Frogs site
• RANA Frog Group, Inc in Brisbane
• the Frogwatch program in the Northern Territory
• Kimberley Specialists - another toad control effort based out of the Kimberlies in WA
• Stop the Toad effort in Perth, WA
  
  

non-Australian sites:

• the North American Amphibian Monitoring Program site
• the IUCN's Declining Amphibian Populations Task Force and their newsletter Froglog
• the US Geological Survey's National Biological Information Infrastructure database
• the new Frogwatch program in the USA
• AmphibiaWeb, a database and other info, especially on frog declines from around the world
• the Exploratorium Museum (San Franscisco) Exhibit on frogs
• the virtual frog (why cut up a real one when you can see it on computer!)
• Frogweb - an American site which includes kid's activities
• Minnesota Pollution Control Authority - THE site to go to if you want to know more about deformed frogs
• the North American Reporting Centre for Amphibian Malformations
• Herptox - Environment Canada's home page for toxicology and environmental pollution issues affecting amphibians
• a frog blog with current amphibian related article links and commentary, as well as
  online interview profiles of amphibian researchers and conservationists
• the Amphibian Conservation Alliance in the USA
• info on frogs in the Midwest of the US
• Herp Digest newsletter in the US

Reciprocal Links

We occasionally receive emails to say that a link has been created to our site. However, the linking site is not an educational frog site. This section is to provide a courtesy link to such sites.

• CAFNEC - Cairns and Far North Environment Centre
• Paws and Claws in Port Douglas
• the Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland
• Ali Art Beautiful Australian-made greetings cards on chlorine-free recycled paper with wildlife art by Alison Bird incorporating her children's abstract baby paintings. Use them for office correspondence or special occasions. Cards are blank inside or we can print your message for Christmas, thankyou or invitations. We can also print your special greeting in gold ink on the front of the cards.
• an environmental site for reducing use of cars and protection of habitat
• the Alternative News Network - the hosts for our own frog site! and information about other local community groups, especially environmental
• Paul Mason's nature tours at Cape Tribulation, FNQ
• HerpArts.com A one stop on-line gift shop for the herper in your life. Antique prints, contemporary watercolors photos, gretting cards, jewlery, note cards and more ever day.
• a site for froggy merchandise
• Frog gifts, jewelry, clothing, fountains & tons of other frogs at frognirvana.com
• www.coolingtheplanet.com for info on the efforts of groups helping the environment
• the website of the Queensland Water and Landcarers Council
• www.yaps.org.au - a Cairns shelter assisting unwanted dogs and cats
• the website of the Australian Wildlife Health Network