conservation programs protecting wildlife in the Republic of Sierra – Leone, Brazil, the Republic of the
Leone, Brazil, the Republic of the Congo, and Panama
conservation programs protecting wildlife in the Republic of Sierra – Leone, Brazil, the Republic of the
Leone, Brazil, the Republic of the Congo, and Panama
Learn about the panamanian golden frog. The talk will include information on their natural history, individual history and conservation.
conservation programs protecting wildlife in the Republic of Sierra
I would like to introduce you to a couple of new golden lion tamarin faces here at Zoo Atlanta! Blixx and Harley, both golden lion tamarins, joined Zoo
conservation programs protecting wildlife in the Republic of Sierra
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Panamanian golden frogs are native only to central Panama, where they have been viewed as symbols of good luck for centuries. Unfortunately, an epidemic of chytrid, a fungus highly dangerous to amphibians, has eliminated their populations, and the Panamanian golden frog is considered extinct in the wild. Their species is now maintained in carefully managed survival-assurance breeding groups at facilities in Panama and in the U.S., including Zoo Atlanta.
conservation programs protecting wildlife in the Republic of Sierra
