A network for amphibian conservation
Conservation
works through
collaboration.
People, institutions and projects working together to identify risks, share expertise and turn science into effective protection.

Connected science
No one can protect
a landscape alone.
Disease surveillance may begin with a local observation, but it becomes effective when a network can analyse it, interpret it and respond. Each partner plays a different role; together, they sustain the same early-warning and conservation system.
Who makes up the network
Five ways to
strengthen the response.
Explore each part of the network and meet the people, organisations and resources already contributing to the work of SOSanfibios.

Public authorities, NGOs and businesses
Management capacity, conservation expertise and practical response.
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Local herpetologists
Local knowledge and surveillance in the field.
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Veterinary clinics
Specialist care and responsible case detection.
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Responsible trade partners
Biosecurity and traceability in captive settings.
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Shared by the network
Advice, resources and experience made available to others.
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From field evidence to decisions
“Every sample connects a place and a person with an opportunity to act in time.”
The network turns scattered observations into evidence that can guide conservation.
The next connection could be yours
Join the
SOSanfibios network.
If you work with amphibians, manage a site, run a veterinary clinic or are committed to responsible trade, we would be pleased to hear from you.
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