Frogs of South-East Queensland (Pocket Guide)

Frogs come in many shapes, colours and sizes – the belief that ‘frogs are green and toads are brown’ is untrue! Often heard rather than seen, they add an ambience to the landscape, particularly on warm, rainy nights. Frogs are adaptable, evidenced by their diversity in high and low places across Queensland, but they have suffered serious declines. With new features on monitoring threatened frog species and controlling the spread of cane toads, this guide highlights the importance of citizen science efforts for frog conservation. If you’re interested in frog-spotting but aren’t sure where to start, pick up Frogs of south-east Queensland today.