SAVE THE FROGS! Ghana has won a grant for £6,000 (US$9,700) from the Rufford Small Grants Foundation to slow down frogmeat eating and trade in Northern Ghana. The Rufford-funded project is one year-long and has two phases – recording what kinds of frogs and what quantities are harvested or traded; and raising public awareness of the threats frogs are facing. The project covers Northern Ghana.
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