Our travels around Chile have been many. We are always investigating new and historic localities for Darwin’s Frogs. We wanted to provide an idea of some of the sights we have been taking in during our field adventures.
Nuestros viajes por Chile han sido muchos. Siempre estamos investigando localidades nuevas e históricas para las ranas de Darwin. Queríamos dar una idea de algunos de los lugares que hemos estado contemplando durante nuestras aventuras de campo.
























What is the status of Telmatobufo in the wild? Are you doing conservation work with species aside from Darwin’s Frogs?
Best,
Jim
Jim,
Telmatobufo as a group are in trouble. The three species in the genus are all in very small areas. Development, deforestation, and introduced species threaten Telmatobufo. We are in the process now of developing an expanded facility to work with other endangered Chilean amphibians including Telmatobufo.
Cheers & Thanks
I most certainly hope Andy washed his sock first!
I really have enjoyed reading about your project.
Katie
Any research about population state using occupancy models with Rhinoderma?
Mau-none so far with this species…would be a great project