The VFG
The frogs
For EVERYTHING that you ever wanted to know about the state's frogs, see
the "Frogs of Victoria" key guide. It's a complete online field
guide.
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Contact the VFG
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More to see
This website is part of the ARC group of sites at frogs.org.au.
Introducing the Victorian Frog Group
Who is the Victorian Frog Group and what do they do? Learn about what they
have to offer - the meetings, the field trips, the newsletter.
Event calendar
All the dates that you should mark in your calendar. Dates and details
of meetings and field excursions as they come to hand.
Media archive
Discover the Victorian Frog Group through the eyes of the press. As part
of the ongoing frogs.org.au media project, all of the newspaper and magazine
articles (so far) featuring the VFG are collected here. Especially popular
are stories about the Lost Frogs' Home.
Feature articles
Longer reports and articles about research and activities of interest to
the group. Includes the details of the Group's program for rescuing frogs
accidentally transported in fruit boxes (the Lost
Frogs' Home) and a guide to keeping tadpoles.
Questions
Can't find the information that you were looking for? Here are some pointers
to aid you in your quest.
Contact us
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