22/08/2026
Through the release of little frogs with children, we seek to create a real connection with nature and strengthen that bond with the species that are part of our forests. ✨
The Panamanian Golden Frog was once also a common part of the forests of El Valle. Today, a new generation needs to imagine it living freely in the wild in order to understand its history and the importance of protecting our biodiversity.
Every little frog that returns to the forest is also an opportunity to learn, connect, and discover the value of the life that surrounds us.
Because conservation also means learning to value what we have close to home. 💚🐸
