Frog 107 is a beacon of hope for the critically endangered spotted tree frog (Litoria spenceri), representing the ability of threatened species to survive against all odds. 💚 This important work has been undertaken by #SavingOurSpecies in partnership with the Amphibian Research Centre in Melbourne with annual monitoring conducted alongside local Wolgalu and Wiradjuri people. Find out more about how the Saving our Species team are protecting NSW's threatened frog species: environment.nsw.gov.au/

Once found in fast-flowing mountain streams across the north-west side of the Great Dividing Range, the Spotted Tree Frog is now found in fewer places than ever before. The Spotted Tree Frog is a small, vivid green frog with bumps all over its skin. Like many precious species, their populations are threatened by fatal Chytrid fungus, habitat destruction and predation from introduced predatory fish. We estimate only 12,000 individuals may be left in the wild, causing this little frog to be Critic