This is a busy time of year for Taronga’s Herpetofauna team. As well as releasing new populations of critically endangered Corroboree Frogs into the wild, they’ve been checking on the frogs that were released previously. How do they locate these tiny frogs in bush? Check out this video to learn their secret frog call! Taronga works closely with the NSW Office of Environment and Heritage, Tidinbilla Nature Reserve and UOW on this program. Through this partnership we are able to carry out importan

In great news for conservation, Taronga and its partners have reintroduced 100 critically endangered Southern Corroboree Frogs into their native habitat at Kosciuszko National Park. Tragically, the already imperilled species was badly affected in the 19/20 Black Summer bushfires, compounding impacts by a deadly fungus which has been rapidly wiping out their numbers. Taronga is a major contributor to the National Recovery Program for this species and, in partnership with James Griffin MP, Departm

More than 3000 precious Southern Corroboree Frog eggs have been released at Mount Kosciusko National Park - the most eggs ever released to save this Critically Endangered species from extinction. Now that's news worth celebrating! 👏 💚 | Zoos Victoria

Corroboree frog release - Kosciuszko National Park | NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service

Corroboree Frogs are Australia's most iconic amphibian species and are among the most visually spectacular frogs in the world 🐸 🌏 With less than 50 mature adults remaining in the wild, Taronga's insurance colonies are a lifeline for one of Australia's most critically endangered species. Learn more about these fascinating frogs as well as what Taronga and our partners are doing to save them! Like this video? Make sure you check out more incredible content at https://taronga.org.au/taronga-tv #t

Happy World Frog Day 🐸💚 In ribbeting news for conservation we are proud to announce the successful release of 115 Northern Corroboree Frogs to Brindabella Mountains. Taking place on the 29th of February members of the Taronga team departed on their nine-hour return journey to release a combination of female and male one-year-old Northern Corroboree Frogs to help bolster wild population 🏞️ With less than 1,200 wild adults remaining this marks a significant program milestone. The release was un