Do you remember the first time you saw a frog? Did you watch frogspawn transform into tadpoles in your classroom? Have you ever been lucky enough to spot a Grass Snake in the undergrowth?
Not only are frogs, toads, newts, snakes and lizards part of our natural heritage – featuring in our fairy stories and myths – they are also important pieces in the jigsaw puzzle of biodiversity. Looking an adder in the eye or discovering a sleepy toad beneath a log are moments that can inspire a lifelong passion for wildlife, and an understanding of the value that the animals bring.
Froglife is a conservation charity committed to protecting wild amphibians and reptiles, and making sure that these beautiful, secretive and often misunderstood animals will flourish long into the future.
We take a three pronged approach to conserving amphibians, reptiles and their habitats. We work on the ground, involving volunteers in creating new ponds and wildlife-friendly areas as well as restoring spaces that have been forgotten about or neglected. We also work with a broad range of people through our learning projects, introducing new audiences to the benefits of being outdoors and helping wildlife. And we take a proactive approach to communicating our messages far and wide through our website, social media, events and contact with the press. Continue reading “A Charity with A Wild Side (by Sam Taylor from Froglife)” »
