Froglife Scotland

Scotland is home to five amphibian and three reptile species. All of these species have been affected by loss of habitat in recent years. 

In 2008 Froglife will be widening our conservation work, seeking funding to pull together a number of projects in Scotland that benefit wildlife and get people outdoors and involved in hands-on activities to help amphibians and reptiles.

You can find out more by signing up to Frogbites, our email bulletin service.

Current projects:

• Frogwatch: urban ponds have enormous wildlife value, and provide refuge for a number of amphibians. Help Froglife discover more about current distributions in Scotland. More...
  

• Toads on Roads: of the UK's 670 registered toad crossing sites, just 20 of these are in Scotland. In 2008 Froglife will be pushing this project. More...
  

• Snakes in the Grass: the Borders
  There have been a number of anecdotal Grass Snake sightings on the Scottish border, now Froglife want to investigate this further - we need your help! More...

Froglife is a registered charity (no.1093372) concerned with the protection and conservation of native herpetofauna in the wild. All photos on this website are (C) Froglife unless stated and should not be reproduced without permission. To see Froglife's Privacy Policy please click here.

Elsewhere on www.froglife.org

• Find out about Froglife's Ponds for Life Project.

• Concerns about frog disease? 

• Discover how your business can contribute to Froglife's work.