Find ways to involve as many people as possible, especially those who you know are isolated by the lock-down. Are you surprised that Archey’s frogs don’t live in water, preferring the forest floor?

A fungus responsible for deci­mating amphibian populations around the world has struck one of New Zealand’s rare native frogs. Researchers working in the Coromandel Range have found a dead Archey’s ...

Webs on hind toes distinct; longitudinal ridge behind eye not distinct – Leiopelma hochstetteri (Hochstetter’s frog) Webs on hind toes absent or nearly so; ridge behind eye distinct - go to question 3 ...

Chytrid fungus a disease affecting frog survival has been found in the Archey's frog population in Whareorino and as a result a number of tracks in the forest have been closed to protect further ...