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Adapting to Covid-19

Find out below how each of our projects are adapting to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Toads on Roads 

Please see our advice for toad patrollers here.  

Green Pathways for Life in Frome, Somerset
Find out more on how our project in Frome is operating:

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Our Green Pathways for Life project in Frome, Somerset, has started delivering ‘Wild Memories’ outdoor group sessions again. We are following government guidelines, including limiting numbers to six people. 

For those not yet ready to join group activities, we are providing a variety of activities to participants each week for home and garden. These include arts and crafts projects, gardening for wildlife, and fun ways to learn about nature. These activities come in a variety of media, and with a balance between indoor and garden spaces to maximise accessibility.

Most of these activities are interactive, and several are collaborative, encouraging ongoing involvement and communication with the wider group.

London Tails of Amphibian Discovery (T.O.A.D)
Find out more of what London T.O.A.D has to offer:

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The London T.O.A.D Project is a National Lottery Heritage funded project aiming to combat the decline of London’s common toad populations through a series of habitat works and public engagement activities. The team is now back in action and currently delivering a limited number of public activities;

– London Allotments and plot-holders can now get back in touch with Emily Millhouse to book wildlife-friendly gardening sessions up until Spring 2021.

– For summer children’s activities, toad themed resources can be found within our learning zone, these include colouring pages, craft activities and puzzles.

-Schoolteachers are also welcomed to get in touch to book T.O.A.D Tails sessions for the 20/21 academic year, if you are interested in this learning programme please contact Rebecca Wallbank

Come Forth for Wildlife in the Forth Valley, Scotland
Find out how the Come Forth for Wildlife project is continuing to help people learn and stay connected through this time:

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We are continuing to engage and work with the communities of the Forth Valley (Falkirk, Stirling and Clackmannanshire) to develop connections to conserve and enhance the unique heritage the area offers. This is being achieved by delivering our new virtual Amphibian and Reptile Ecology and Survey Methods Training, which we have received an overwhelming positive response for.

In the not too distant future, we look forward to once again working with the fantastic communities of the Forth Valley area to conserve reptiles and amphibians and get people excited about nature!

In the meantime, please check out our brilliant resources on wildlife gardening that you could do at home during this time by clicking here. You can also have a watch of our craft videos for fun and educational activities on the Froglife Youtube channel.

Discovering Reptiles
Find out about Froglife’s new Discovering Reptiles project:

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Discovering Reptiles is Froglife’s new National Lottery Heritage funded project, focusing on inspiring people about our native widespread reptiles and increasing public engagement through Froglife’s free Dragon Finder App.

The Dragon Finder App is available to download for free and can help with the identification of all the UK’s reptiles, as well as amphibians, in addition to reporting sightings in your local area. Getting outside during these difficult times is fast becoming an important part of many people’s lives, and we hope that this app helps inspires you to do so.

You can download the Dragon Finder app by clicking here.

As part of the Discovering Reptiles project, Froglife were planning to host a number of workshops across the UK aimed at training people in reptile ecology, identification, and surveying. In light of the current restrictions, we are currently working on delivering these workshops online.

For the time being, if you want to learn more about our native and non-native reptiles you can visit our web page here.

You can also learn more about how to survey for reptiles, which you can put into practice when the lockdown ends, from Froglife’s “Surveying for Reptiles” booklet, which is available to download for free here.

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