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Angie Estrada - former student of Dr. Ibanez, now is Volunteer Coordinator and helps to run and manage the ex-situ collection of the Panama Amphibian Rescue and Conservation Project
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Danny Medina, talented Panamanian biologist and our first volunteer coordinator, now Dr. Medina
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Dr. Ibanez swabbing Atelopus limosus for Bd at Sierra Llorona
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Inside an amphibian rescue pod. A real 'Amphibian Ark'
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Placing two new amphibian rescue pods at Summit Park, Panama
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Danny and Lankey in the new Amphibian Rescue Pod at Summit - the 'before' picture
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Jeff Coulter, our volunteer installing tracklighting for frogs in Pod 2 the 'after' picture
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New grasshopper rearing enclosure - from Roger Williams Park crew with help from volunteer program
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Dead Bd-infected Atelopus limosus at Sierra Llorona (posed to show ventral lesions and chytridiomycosis signs)
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Water fall at Sierra Llorona, a Bd monitoring site in central Panama.
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Field expedition to the Darien Region to find the toad mountain harlequin frog
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Smithsonian networks in action, they have filmed a feature-length documentary on our amphibian rescue expedition
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Frog food - Domestic cricket Acheta domesticus
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Drosophila hydei larger fruitflies for small frogs
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Springtails - Colembolla sp. food for baby harlequin frogs ID needed
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Atelopus limosus - male upland color form
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Atelopus glyphus female
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Toad Mountain Harlequin Frog Atelopus certus female
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Atelopus certus tadpoles - first ever bred in captivity!
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Lowland Atelopus limosus male and Female amplexus - this species was described by Dr. Ibanez.
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First ever Atelopus limosus tadpoles bred in captivity.
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Hyloscirtus colymba
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Hyloscirtus colymba tadpole
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Atelopus limosus lowland color form, juvenile (first-ever captive-bred)
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Pristimantuis cf cruentus An undescribed species in danger of extinction from central Panama
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Pristimantis "redtomato" an undescribed species from central Panama, likely to go extinct before it is described. Dr. Ibanez plans to do the formal description, but a more urgent priority is establishing a captive assurance colony.
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Luke from Henry Doorly Zoo - frog project volunteer viwe from Gamboa lodge canopy tower
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Lindsay buying crafts at Lanky's village
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Lindsay Working an Amphibian rescue Pod, Panama
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Jeff packing extra crickets from Summit for EVACC
