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Other Documents
- Handbooks
- Frogs in an Effluent Society (2.13MB pdf file)
Hints on preventing rubbish, oils and chemicals such as detergents, insecticides, pesticides and fertilisers entering waterways and habitats. - Getting to Know the Frogs of Melbourne (233kb pdf file)
Information poster-booklet about the frogs found in the Melbourne area
- Frogs in an Effluent Society (2.13MB pdf file)
- Reports
- Bufo_Native eggs and tadpoles of WA (534kb pdf file)
Western Australia is facing imminent invasion of the cane toad. The state has at least 70 species of native frogs which have a variety of egg and tadpole types. Fortunately the eggs and tadpoles of the cane toad are quite easy to recognise in comparison to our native species. The key features to look for are shown here. - WWF Frogs! Partnership (1.49MB pdf file)
Outcomes and achievements of the WWF / Rio Tinto Frogs! Program
- Bufo_Native eggs and tadpoles of WA (534kb pdf file)
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- Help Keep the Cane Toad out of the Kimberly (1.54MB pdf file)
Cane Toad Community Awareness and Fundraising Day
- Help Keep the Cane Toad out of the Kimberly (1.54MB pdf file)
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