Notice
board:
A
very important way to help the environment without getting your hands
dirty is to own a piece of land that can be a refuge for wildlife. Would
you acquire a property if you had the perfect, permanent tenant already
lined up? Someone who would look after it and enhance it to attract and
benefit wildlife, promote frog breeding, and improve the property's self
sufficiency? We've found the property - we just need the buyer!
Help the frogs and us - speak to our Curator today on (07) 4045-0373.
We'd like to say thanks to Natural
Resource Assessments and Telequip for their continued support of our organisation's
unique work! Much appreciated folks!
June 2nd: We have received a lovely frog print on canvas
in the post - however the envelope looked tampered with and there was
nothing else in the envelope and no return address. Could the person who
sent this to us please contact us? Thanks.
Another
new page! Finding help for rescued amphibians can be very difficult depending
on where you are - see our new Rescue FAQ
page
the
Adopt-a-frog campaign
Available
from the following businesses:
in
Cairns:
The
Green House Environment Shop, Spence St
Rainbow Ink Refills, Campus Shopping Village, Smithfield
Fetish
for Life, Sheilds St
Enviromart, Aumuller St
Overflow
stores in Cairns and Atherton
in Mena Creek;
Mena Creek Eco Gardens
in
Bundaberg:
Hi-Way Auto Wreckers
in
Airlie Beach:
Whitsunday Vista Resort
in
NSW:
from the Sydney University Wildlife Society
Society of Frogs and Reptiles, Newcastle
All
Things Slimey, Tuggerah
If
you have a business and would like to help us by having some adopt-a-frog
cards available, please ring or email us. You don't have to be in Cairns
to participate - we can ship them to anywhere in Australia.
Are
you receiving nuisance emails that have our domain name as the sender?
We can assure you, they are not from us. Now that we have a broadband
account, all emails from our organisation will be from the Westnet domain.
Any email you receive with our fdrproject.org or fdrproject.org.au domain
has been "spoofed" by one of those rotten, malicious hackers
out there who have nothing better to do with their talents than cost others
time and money!
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This
site was last updated on July 12th, 2010
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to use in your assignments!
This
site has been created to provide comprehensive information about amphibians
from our point of view as proactive frog conservationists in Far North
Queensland, Australia. Please allow yourself ample time to go through
the site as there is something to interest everyone -- whether you just
adore frogs or you are a researcher or PhD student tackling serious disease
issues.
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to contact us. Please use plain
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respond to messages sent in html format.
Thanks
for visiting, and we hope that you'll learn something new that you can
use
to help frogs.
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