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FrogWatch SA

Atlas of Living Australia
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FrogWatch SA is a simple and fun Citizen Science frog monitoring program that is building a picture of frogs in South Australia and what may be needed to help them. The FrogWatch SA website and FrogSpotter smartphone app make it easy and interesting to learn about South Australia’s frogs and to collect knowledge about them. With recordings of between 3 and 5 minutes, you can help provide us with information to better understand which species are common and which are rare, as well as what threats may be present. The information collected is used to better manage our natural resources. We need information at all times of the year, from across South Australia and, as there are many parts of the state that haven’t been looked at in detail, there is always more to be learned. Visit the FrogWatch SA website to listen to the submitted recordings and view the associated photographs and environment data.

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ACN 633 798 857