SAVE THE FROGS! Ghana needs your help today!

 

SAVE THE FROGS! Ghana needs your help today! Please contribute at www.ghana.causevox.com

The university that provided them free office space for the last three years is unable to accommodate them any longer and SAVE THE FROGS! Ghana is now without an office. We need to raise $1,000 to acquire an official SAVE THE FROGS! Ghana office and continue our African conservation efforts.

HELP POWER AFRICA’S ENVIRONMENTAL REVOLUTION:
Did you grow up wanting to help African kids or African wildlife? Well now you can! SAVE THE FROGS!

You then ask your friends and family to contribute. Their donations are securely processed and go straight to our efforts in West Africa. The page will track how much you raise and you will earn cool gifts the more you raise! Plus you’ll be helping power Africa’s environmental revolution and save some of the world’s most endangered amphibians! Thank you for taking action! www.ghana.causevox.com

 

HOW SAVE THE FROGS! GHANA USES YOUR DONATION TO SAVE THE FROGS!
Your donation will enable us to:
— Remove non-native weeds and plant native seedlings to create better habitat for the critically endangered Giant Squeaker Frog, one of the world’s most threatened species.
— Conduct country-wide educational events on the 7th Annual Save The Frogs Day (April 25th, 2015).
— Campaign for the creation of the Atewa Hills National Park in order to protect the critically endangered Togo Slippery Frog.
— Restore habitat for frogs along Kumasi’s Wewe River, which runs through the campus of Ghana’s largest science and technology university (KNUST).
— Reduce frog meat consumption in northern Ghana.
— Distribute grants to undergraduates conducting amphibian research and supervise their projects.
— And much more! Generally speaking, we will permeate schools with amphibian education, and drastically increase the number of Ghanaians that care about and protect frogs. Thank you again for supporting SAVE THE FROGS! Ghana and making all this possible!

 

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