by Susan | Feb 4, 2022 | Amphibian Education Programs, Amphibian habitat loss, Amphibians and Reptiles, biodiversity, Children and Nature, Climate change and frogs, Climate change and the Environment, Contests, Environmental Art, Frog Conservation, frog exhibits, Frogs and Artists, Frogs and Insects, Frogs and the Rainforest, Frogs Are Green contests, Frogs Are Green kids' art contest, Frogs in the Classroom, going green, How You Can Help, Kids Art Contest, Learn about Frogs, protecting endangered species, Sea turtles, Teaching Kids about Frogs, wildlife conservation
Announcing the winners of the 12th annual kids art contest (2021) hosted by Frogs Are Green. Thank you to all the students who participated along with the teachers and parents who helped us showcase what children are thinking and learning about around the world. We...
by Susan | Jan 24, 2021 | Amphibian Education Programs, Children and Nature, Climate change and frogs, Climate change and the Environment, Contests, covid19, Environmental Art, Environmental Health, frog exhibits, Frog fun, Frog People, Frog posters, Frogs and Artists, Frogs and the Rainforest, Frogs Are Green contests, Frogs Are Green kids' art contest, Frogs in the Classroom, going green, Green and Natural Ideas, habitat loss, How You Can Help, Kids Art Contest
Thank you all for your continued participation in our annual kids art contest. I know this past year was especially challenging for students, parents and teachers due to covid-19. The response from around the world was as breathtaking as ever. We received nearly 1200...
by Susan | Feb 8, 2020 | A-Z Frogs, Amphibian habitat loss, Amphibians and Reptiles, biodiversity, Chemicals in the Environment, Children and Nature, Climate change and frogs, Climate change and the Environment, Contests, Environmental Art, Environmental Health, Frog Conservation, frog exhibits, Frog fun, Frogs and Artists, Frogs and the Rainforest, Frogs in the Classroom, Green and Natural Ideas, habitat loss, How You Can Help, Kids Art Contest, Learn about Frogs, Lizards & Iguanas
Announcing the winners of the 2019 Fire and Ice Kids Art Contest hosted by Frogs Are Green. It was our 10th annual contest and we had a wonderful response from around the world and right here in the USA, from California to Florida, and Jersey City. Thanks to our...
by Susan | Aug 30, 2018 | A-Z Frogs, Amphibians and Reptiles, Creating a Wildlife Friendly Backyard, Green and Natural Ideas, How You Can Help, Learn about Frogs, Life Cycle of Frogs, New York Frogs, State Amphibian, Teaching Kids about Frogs, water quality, wildlife conservation
It is difficult to believe that such an adaptable species would ever be at risk of extinction. Many people attribute the decline in the frog population to climate change; however, wood frogs have proven to be adaptable in a variety of climates. Researchers have found...
by Susan | Jun 28, 2018 | Amphibian Education Programs, Amphibian habitat loss, Amphibians and Reptiles, biodiversity, Chemicals in the Environment, Children and Nature, Climate change and frogs, Climate change and the Environment, Environmental Art, Environmental Health, Frogs and the Rainforest, going green, Green and Natural Ideas, How You Can Help, Lizards & Iguanas, Rainforest Frogs, Salamanders, Teaching Kids about Frogs, water quality, wildlife conservation
Update from the corner of Bleecker Street and Central Avenue in Jersey City Heights! Jersey City’s adopt a catch basin program is thriving! It’s very simple. Sign up to take care of a catch basin (storm drain) and the City of Jersey City will assign...
by Susan | Apr 22, 2018 | A-Z Frogs, Amphibian habitat loss, Amphibian research, biodiversity, Children and Nature, Climate change and frogs, Climate change and the Environment, Creating a Wildlife Friendly Backyard, Deforestation and amphibians, Deforestation and frogs, Earth Day, Environmental Health, Frog Conservation, Frog People, going green, Green and Natural Ideas, How You Can Help, Living a Frog-Friendly Life, People Helping Frogs and Toads, wildlife conservation
Recent findings indicate that frogs could be going the way of the dinosaurs. Studies by scientists from the US Geological Survey (USGS) depicted that the number of amphibians is shrinking by an average rate of 3.7% yearly. Despite environmentalists championing for the...
