THE INDICATORS OF HEALTH

Amphibians of Africa

The study of amphibians of Africa has moved beyond simple biology; these creatures have become our most sensitive “early warning systems” for environmental change. Amphibians are widely recognized as bioindicators, biological species used to monitor the health of an environment. Because they live a “double life” (aquatic and terrestrial) and possess highly permeable skin, they are the first to react to pollutants, temperature shifts, and habitat fragmentation.

Facts About the Taita African Caecilian

Amphibians

Facts About the African Bullfrog

Facts About the African Clawed Frog

Facts About the Black Rain Frog

Facts About the Desert Rain Frog

Facts About the Golden Mantella

Facts About the Goliath Frog

THE ALLIANCE

Collaborating for a Wild Future

True conservation is a collective effort. We are proud to partner with the world’s leading protectors of wildlife and local Kenyan conservancies to ensure that every safari we lead contributes to the scientific study and physical protection of East Africa’s biodiversity.

Amphibians of Africa

THE ALLIANCE

Collaborating for a Wild Future

True conservation is a collective effort. We are proud to partner with the world’s leading protectors of wildlife and local Kenyan conservancies to ensure that every safari we lead contributes to the scientific study and physical protection of East Africa’s biodiversity.

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