Southern Bell Frog Project

Southern Bell Frog Project Southern bell frogs are regarded as being vulnerable in South Australia.

The project aims to raise frogs in captivity at Clayton Bay to be released back into the wild at various sites.

03/04/2026

Hoppy Easter!

16/03/2026

Lots have been happening behind the scenes, improving the outdoor habitat for the Southern Bell Frogs. How many frogs can you see? Still hopeful that all the hard work and dedication of our volunteers will pay off.

From 1 to 8 March, we’re calling on citizen scientists to head outdoors and record frog calls.Your recordings can give o...
02/03/2026

From 1 to 8 March, we’re calling on citizen scientists to head outdoors and record frog calls.

Your recordings can give our scientists valuable insights into which frogs are active, where they are living, and just as importantly, where they aren’t. It might feel odd, but even if you hit record and hear nothing, that silence can be incredibly useful data.

Read this blog post to learn why autumn matters for frogs and meet the currently known terrestrial species of frogs in SA. Who knows maybe you could help find a new species by submitting your recordings?

By assisting with frog monitoring you can help us understand the health and distribution of our local frog species. Contributing is easy! Choose a site to su...

24/12/2025
02/12/2025

Fingers crossed for this breeding season 💚🐸🐸💚

28/10/2025

Welcome to the Australian Museum FrogID project

05/05/2025
What do Dark Skies mean for Clayton Bay? Come along and hear about the effects of artificial light on our nature.
02/04/2025

What do Dark Skies mean for Clayton Bay? Come along and hear about the effects of artificial light on our nature.

04/09/2024

Spring has sprung and the frogs are on! It’s time for the spring Frogwatch SA Seasonal Census. 🐸🐸🐸

This week (1-8 Sept), record frog calls using the FrogSpotter app or FrogWatch SA webpage and help ecologists understand how frogs are tracking, and what this might mean for the ecosystems they inhabit.

Frogs are incredibly sensitive to pollution and habitat destruction and with numbers declining over the world, we need to better understand their distribution, habitat and breeding. This knowledge will enable conservation efforts to be better targeted and more effective.

With just a smartphone you can be part of scientific discovery and protect our ecosystems. Every call counts and your contributions will make a real difference!

Find out more: frogwatchsa.com.au/about/seasonal-census
www.landscape.sa.gov.au/mr/frogs

Murraylands and Riverland Landscape Board
Green Adelaide
Frogs of South Australia

This is being considered for use at Clayton Bay.
22/08/2024

This is being considered for use at Clayton Bay.

Some bricks and plastic could save these critters from a devastating disease.

29/02/2024

Happy Leap Day!

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