Published on bild.de the 17.06.2023. | By: Christoph Witte
There is an ark project to save fire salamanders. Wuppertal Green Zoo is also actively involved in the large-scale project to ensure that these amphibians stand a chance.
Published on the website of the Oceanogràfic València the 30.05.2023.
Spanish ribbed newts, called gallipatos in Spain, are the only newts that live in Valencia. The local Oceanogràfic València is trying to save the species from extinction.
Cotswold Wildlife Park has been able to celebrate a very special breeding success: the giant Mexican leaf frogs, which are very difficult to breed, have had offspring.
Published on mongabay.com the 28.11.2022. | By: Yvette Sierra Praeli
Together with Denver Zoo, the herpetologist Luis Castillo is working to save the Lake Junin giant frog and the Amable Maria frog. The article looks at the conservationist’s important work.
The article provides insights into the scientific work carried out by Prof. Thomas Ziegler from Cologne Zoo and his team, which is the basis for nature and species conservation successes.
Published on Cologne Zoo’s Facebook page the 19.05.2022.
For the very first time, the green marbled toads have successfully bred at Cologne Zoo. The species is considered endangered, and until now, little was known about how it reproduced.
Published on thestar.com the 19.11.2021. | By: Briar Hunter
Toronto Zoo is fighting to preserve Rana pretiosa, a spotted frog species native to Oregon, among other places. The aim is to ensure a future for this amphibian.
Published on onlinelibrary.wiley.com the 24.12.2021. | By: Marcileida M. Dos Santos, Richard A. Griffiths, Tim Jowett & Phillip J. Bishop
The campaign “The Year of the Frog” has achieved a great deal in terms of amphibian conservation with and within zoos and aquariums – that is the result of an evaluation study.