Welcome to the future online home of SAVE THE FROGS!, the world’s most recognized and effective force for amphibians. Our original site (www.savethefrogs.com) was built in 2008 on what is now outdated technology. That site remains live, but you are looking at the beginning of a supremely more capable website built on the finest technology ever produced for educating people around the world and enabling the worldwide community of frog lovers and environmentalists to connect and take an active role in amphibian conservation efforts. The goal of the SAVE THE FROGS! website is to serve as a platform to empower proactive citizens around the planet to make tangible contributions to the betterment of the planet’s wildlife, wild places, ecological and human communities.
This website is under rapid construction and you can expect updates daily so we encourage you to check back often. If you are a website design professional and would like to volunteer to help build the greatest online amphibian platform in history, please contact us (webmaster@savethefrogs.com). Thank you!
— Dr. Kerry Kriger
SAVE THE FROGS! Founder, Executive Director, Ecologist & Webmaster
“I LOVE IT!!!! Great work…it looks absolutely beautiful and the navigation is really nice!! Woo hoo!”
— SAVE THE FROGS! Graphic Design Volunteer Alyson Lee
Dr. Kerry Kriger is the Founder & Executive Director of SAVE THE FROGS!, a nonprofit organization that has held over 2,000 educational events in 57 countries to raise awareness of the world’s rapidly disappearing amphibian populations. He is also a musician who has been studying, teaching, recording and performing the classical music of northern India on bamboo flute since 1996. Dr. Kriger holds a Ph.D. in Environmental Science and has traveled to over 65 countries. His nonprofit efforts in western Africa led him to being inducted as Chief of Environment and Development in the remote village of Yawkrom, in the Western Region of Ghana.
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