by Susan | Jan 21, 2018 | A-Z Frogs, Amphibian & Wildlife Bloggers, Amphibian Education Programs, Amphibians and Reptiles, biodiversity, Children and Nature, Contests, Environmental Art, frog exhibits, Frog fun, Frog People, Frogs and Artists, Frogs Are Green contests, Frogs Are Green Photo Contests, Lizards & Iguanas, Photographing Frogs and Toads, Turtles and Swamp Creatures, Turtles and Terrapins
Frogs Are Green wants to thank all the amazing wildlife photographers from around the world who submitted such a wide variety of amphibians and reptiles. We had frogs (of course), turtles and snakes, but we also received alligators, lizards and more! Between our photo...
by Susan | Nov 19, 2017 | A-Z Frogs, alternative energy, Amphibian & Wildlife Bloggers, Amphibian Education Programs, Amphibians and Reptiles, biodiversity, Chemicals in the Environment, Children and Nature, Climate change and frogs, Climate change and the Environment, Environmental Art, Environmental Health, Environmental Programming TV and Film, Frog Conservation, frog exhibits, Frog fun, Frog People, Frogs and Artists, frogs as bioindicators, going green, Green and Natural Ideas, How You Can Help, Learn about Frogs, People Helping Frogs and Toads, Superstorm Sandy, Sustainable Choices, water quality, wildlife conservation
Jersey City, have you seen all the colorful images painted on catch basins all around town? Our city wants residents and business owners to “adopt a catch basin.” When Frogs Are Green heard about this program, in which artists decorate these basins with whatever...
by Susan | Jun 29, 2016 | A-Z Frogs, Amphibian & Wildlife Bloggers, Amphibian Education Programs, Amphibian habitat loss, Amphibian research, Amphibians and Reptiles, biodiversity, Children and Nature, Climate change and frogs, Climate change and the Environment, Environmental Health, Frog Conservation, Frog People, Frogs as Pets, Frogs in the Classroom, How You Can Help, Learn about Frogs, Meet the Frogs, People Helping Frogs and Toads, wildlife conservation
Frogs Are Green is proud to repost this wonderful article sent to us by Lisa and Sarah Brabec. We couldn’t agree more and look forward to hearing from Sarah when she’s closer to us on the East coast! By Anna Spoerre Journal Star reporter BRIMFIELD — To...
by Susan | Apr 27, 2016 | A-Z Frogs, Amphibian & Wildlife Bloggers, Amphibian habitat loss, Amphibian research, Amphibians and Reptiles, biodiversity, Deforestation and amphibians, Environmental Health, Frog and Toad Migration, Frog Conservation, Frog People, Frogs and the Rainforest, Invasive Species, Learn about Frogs, Odd frog stories, Photographing Frogs and Toads, Rainforest Frogs, Toad Conservation, wildlife conservation
Currently in Madagascar there is a bully. But, this is not your typical bully. This bully is the Asian toad, also known as Duttaphrynus melanostictus. The toads are threatening rare wildlife and frightening locals. The theory on how they got to Madagascar is that they...
by Susan | Mar 19, 2016 | A-Z Frogs, Amphibian & Wildlife Bloggers, Amphibians and Reptiles, Children and Nature, Creating a Wildlife Friendly Backyard, Earth Day, Environmental Health, Frog and Toad Migration, Frog fun, Frog People, Frogs and Insects, going green, How You Can Help, Insects, Learn about Frogs, Living a Frog-Friendly Life, People Helping Frogs and Toads, Teaching Kids about Frogs, wildlife conservation
Garden’s say a lot about their owners. You can see a reflection of the owner’s personality in how their garden is presented. If you see a garden that is frequently maintained and full of life and colour it’s more likely that the owner is a keen gardener, or maybe just...
by Susan | Dec 17, 2015 | A-Z Frogs, Amphibian & Wildlife Bloggers, Amphibian Education Programs, biodiversity, Children and Nature, Climate change and the Environment, going green, Green and Natural Ideas, How You Can Help, Learn about Frogs, Sustainable Choices, Teaching Kids about Frogs, wildlife conservation
Teaching your kids about climate change is no easy task. A lot of parents avoid talking about it with their kids because they have no idea how to bring it up. Climate change is also scary, even for adults, so great care needs to be taken when explaining things...
