The Amphibian Conservation Action Plan

The Amphibian Conservation Action Plan is an organized effort to protect amphibians, like frogs, salamanders, and newts, which are facing threats from habitat loss, pollution, disease, and climate change. It provides science-based strategies to help conserve these species, restore their habitats, reduce risks, and promote awareness. By coordinating global, national, and local actions, the plan aims to prevent extinctions and ensure healthy populations of amphibians for future generations. It’s a vital framework to tackle the rapid decline of these important creatures and maintain biodiversity.