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Welcome to the Frog and Tadpole Study Group of NSW
The Frog and Tadpole Study Group of New South Wales (FATS) is a community group dedicated to community awareness and conservation of frogs.
The Frog and Tadpole Study Group of New South Wales (FATS) conducts various community and conservation activities to assist frogs. These include holding information stalls at community environment fairs, presenting workshops on how to make your backyard frog friendly, building frog ponds and school presentations about frogs. FATS also runs a Frog rescue program for stow-away frogs that are accidentally transported into the cities, as well as cane toad removal and awareness programs. FATS also has advisors on governmental panels and conducts frogging field trips to various parts of the state.
Frog Rescue and recovery: Frogwatch Helpline 0419 249 728
Frog Hygiene, Husbandry and Care: Arthur White 9599 1161
Events, Publicity and Speakers: Kathy Potter 0403 919 668
Interactive Form New Memberships, Renewal with Student memberships
FATS 2019 Frog-O-Graphic is Open
Next Meeting Friday 2nd August 2019 6:30pm for 7pm
Speakers:
Henry Cook "Novel ways to help threatened species"
Grant Webster "New Zealand Frogs and a possible population of
Litoria castanea"
Arthur White "Impacts of feral horses on Corroboree Frog habitat
in Koscuisko National Park"
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Future Meeting: Friday 4th October 2019
Frog and Tadpole Study Group of NSW Inc.
PO Box 296
Rockdale
2216 NSW
Australia