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Scotland is home to six amphibian and three reptile species. All
of these species have been affected by loss of habitat in recent
years. In 2008 Froglife took to Scotland to initiate projects that
benefit wildlife and encourage the public to volunteer with on
the ground conservation work to help amphibians and reptiles.
Liam McArthur, MSP for Orkney and the Liberal Democrat
Spokesperson on Environment, Rural Development and Energy,
circulated a motion to the Scottish Parliament ministers welcoming Froglife to
Scotland. Read it here
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Our successful Living Water project launched in Glasgow in 2009
- bringing life to ponds across the city.
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This national recording project helps us learn more about frog
populations, particularly those in urban areas. Help Froglife
discover more about current distributions in Scotland.
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Of the UK's 800 registered toad crossing sites, only a handful
are in Scotland. Help us find out more about Scottish toads and
their migrations.
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There have been a number of anecdotal grass snake sightings on
the Scottish borders, and to investigate these further - we need
your help!
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