The SAVE THE FROGS! Magazine contains amazing frog photos, articles on amphibian conservation issues, scientific updates, frog art and poetry, reports from SAVE THE FROGS! volunteers and lots of ways for teachers, students, scientists and frog lovers to get involved in worldwide amphibian conservation efforts.
Between December 2014 and December 2015, we published four editions of the SAVE THE FROGS! Magazine, printing and distributing 14,000 total copies. We are pleased to provide SAVE THE FROGS! members with PDF copies of the magazine, downloadable in the lessons that follow.
SAVE THE FROGS! Magazine helps spread the word about amphibians to a diverse audience that would not necessarily find us online. The magazine educates people, promotes amphibian awareness, inspires action, recognizes contribution and connects conservationists. We know that you will love it! Feel free to distribute the PDF’s to teachers, students, friends and colleagues who may be interested in the SAVE THE FROGS! message.
If you wish to help fund future editions of the magazine, please contact us.
What Readers Are Saying
“We loved the magazine. It’s really well designed and does a great job capturing the breadth of activities STF! is involved in. Thanks again! Best wishes.”
— Dan Kabat, New York
“Tommy has your magazines framed and cherishes them.”
— Susie H.
“The magazine is beautiful and informative.”
— SAVE THE FROGS! Member Deborah Blake Dempsey
“I loved it! I am so proud of you and what you have done. It’s truly beautiful to see in print!”
— SAVE THE FROGS! Member Joan Ferrigno
“Thank you for offering this wonderful opportunity for Zoo guests to learn about reptiles and amphibians. Matched with the education they will learn while visiting our RAD Center, this will be a great educational tool for students of all ages.”
— Alan Raisman, Lehigh Valley Zoo Reptile and Amphibian Discovery Center
“I just received the April 2015 SAVE THE FROGS! Magazine in the mail. I enjoyed the short articles, photographs, and mainly the fact that your ongoing crusade to save the frogs is in full swing. Apparently your geographical coverage has gained thousands of miles, and covered numerous countries that were initially only a dream. I won a poetry contest initiated by your agency as a means of gaining additional support and assistance to keep up the ecological war against senseless destruction of natural resources and the frogs that depend upon those priceless resources. I simply wanted to praise your on-going efforts, struggles, and determination in following “the path lest traveled.” Your outreach to the younger generations to educate them in the art of conservation is applauded and appreciated. All too often we spend more time fighting and struggling with the conservation of the Macro-world (large animals), and although very important, there is that unappreciated Microcosmic world of tiny creatures that are in extreme danger as well. Without them, the domino effect will eventually cause a mighty ripple that eventually could destroy the greater world. We see these things, and appreciate your efforts, but too often do not stop to give the kudos that you (yourself) deserve. Therefore, allow me this opportunity to simply say: “THANK YOU!” for doing what is right, and for being the self-appointed Champion of the Frogs! For without you (or people like you), these tiny seemingly unimportant creatures would scarcely stand any chance to survive in today’s chaotic and mad world.
THANK YOU!!!!
Sincerely,
J.R. Calamia”
