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Searching for the world’s lost frogs

Planet Wild Jun 15, 2024 11:00
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🌱 Join us to rewild the planet: https://planetwild.com/join/m16 🤝 Does your business have an interest in rewilding? Click here: https://planetwild.com/businesses One thing you need to know about frogs: they’re going through a major extinction event. Some frog species haven’t been seen in decades: so long that they’re classified as “lost” species. In our sixteenth Planet Wild mission, we traveled deep into the Ecuadorian forest to find a lost frog species. Because if we find enough of them, we can breed them and stabilize their population. _______________________ What is Planet Wild? We’re a global community of people who care deeply about nature and want to help our planet bounce back – one mission at a time. EVERY MONTH, we work with wildlife pioneers worldwide to 🦁 bring back endangered species 🌊 support oceans and aquatic life 🌳 revive forests and rewild landscapes EVERY MEMBER can vote on how we spend the money, connect with us on our Discord, and collect unique badges for each mission they support. EVERY MISSION is documented in videos like this. 100% transparency. EVERYONE can join. The bigger the community grows, the bigger these missions will get! 👉 Become a Planet Wild member: https://planetwild.com/join/m16 👉 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/planetwild.official 👉 Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/planetwild-official Find all sources here: https://planetwild.notion.site/Mission-16-Frogs-Sources-47cbcf79358146d998cda089377f6dee
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