The Amphibian Research Centre (ARC), located in Australia, is dedicated to the conservation and research of the nation’s unique frogs. With a focus on education, the ARC provides extensive resources for frog enthusiasts, offering detailed descriptions, distributions, images, and breeding calls for every frog species native to Australia. The center promotes community engagement through forums and local groups such as the Victorian Frog Group (VFG), where participants can share knowledge, experiences, and participate in conservation activities.

Through the ARCade, customers can purchase high-quality live and frozen food products, including insects and rodents, with the added benefit that proceeds help fund the conservation of endangered frog species. Notable projects like “Project Corroboree” aim to protect the endangered Southern Corroboree Frog, while the “Lost Frogs’ Home” rescues displaced tropical frogs. With a commitment to preserving Australia’s amphibians, the ARC invites everyone to get involved in frog conservation efforts, promoting awareness and fostering a frog-friendly environment in communities across the country.