Froglife

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Froglife is a national wildlife conservation charity focused on the conservation of the UK’s reptile and amphibian species and their associated habitats.

Staff member Darren recently spotted this rather portly female common lizard, likely carrying young! #DYK, unlike many reptiles, common lizards give birth to live young in July/August? The tiny juveniles are under 5cm long and darker than the adults

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40 MPs and 17 environmental organisations are calling on the Government to recognise and protect ponds, headwater streams and small lakes in water policy reforms. These habitats support exceptional biodiversity and proper recognition would help bring clean water back to England's landscapes.

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Looking for ways to boost your Corporate Social Responsibility and support UK wildlife? Froglife offers a range of partnership opportunities to help reptiles, amphibians, and the people who care about them, from zero-cost ideas to full sponsorship packages. More: https://ow.ly/8zlj50ZnmSI

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There's still time to sign up to our monthly Croaks newsletter before the next issue lands on 1st August! It's chock full of updates from our projects plus our regular 'Croaking Science' and 'What our animals are up to this month' artciles. Interested? Sign up: https://ow.ly/Z79G50Znms4

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TRIGGER WARNING- shows a dead animal It’s not just amphibians that have to negotiate perilous crossings of our roads. Operations Manager Darren, found this unfortunate juvenile grass snake whilst walking his dog recently. Remember to report sightings: https://ow.ly/o9lU50ZnkI2

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Operations Manager Sheila, led a guided walk giving participants the chance to explore local habitats & learn more about the UK's native reptiles. Along the way, visitors discovered how to identify them, their habitats & why these often-overlooked animals are important. #FroglifeFestival

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At Bretton Community Festival in Peterborough, Project Manager Hannah, & Trustee Frank, introduced visitors to reptiles & amphbians through fun craft activities as part of the #FroglifeFestival. Families also discovered more about Froglife's conservation work & the Green Talent project.

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Development Manager Louise welcomed visitors to Hamiltonhill Claypits LNR for a day of wildlife discovery as part of the #FroglifeFestival Families enjoyed pond dipping, learned about Scotland's native reptiles & amphibians, & met several local conservation orgs working to protect wildlife.

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Hampton Girl Guides were hosted at Hampton Nature Reserve to do some reptile and insect surveys. Reserve warden Clare got her first guiding badge as a thank you!

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Andy, our Head of Science & Research, spent the day at Lanjeth Nursery and Water Gardens in Cornwall sharing his passion for the UK's reptiles & amphibians as part of the #FroglifeFestival Visitors learned how to use the Dragon Finder app & picked up free Froglife resources to take home.

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CEO Kathy & Froglife Trustee Gordon, hosted a lively celebration as part of the #FroglifeFestival in Brighton. Visitors enjoyed creative activities alongside live music, making for a fab festival atmosphere. They were also joined by former Froglife colleague Will, who volunteered for the day.

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What happens when snakes are introduced to islands where they don't naturally belong? In this fascinating blog, Froglife Patron, Roger Downie, explores how introduced snakes can have devastating impacts on unique island wildlife https://ow.ly/X9HW50Zm2I6 📷 Aesculapian Snake © Matt Wilson

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