Green Tree Frog
Scientific name : Ranoidea caerulea
Other names: White’s tree frog, Dumpy tree frog, Australian green tree frog.
Status : Least Concern
Green and Golden Bell Frog
Scientific name : Ranoidea aurea
Other names: Green bell frog, Green and golden swamp frog, Green frog
Status : Endangered (NSW), Vulnerable (Nationally)
FAQs
Many of our wildlife incursions and educational shows feature fascinating amphibians alongside our reptiles and other animal ambassadors. Green Tree Frogs are a popular favourite, especially with younger audiences, thanks to their calm nature, bright colours, and curious personalities. These amazing little creatures are often a wonderful introduction to the world of wildlife for first-time animal explorers.
Amphibians play a huge role in healthy ecosystems and are often considered important indicators of environmental health. Because frogs and other amphibians are highly sensitive to changes in water quality, climate, and habitat, they help scientists understand how ecosystems are changing over time. Learning about amphibians helps inspire empathy for wildlife and encourages the next generation to care for the natural world and the tiny creatures that help keep it thriving.
Reptile Encounters would like to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land, the people of the Kulin Nation, who have never ceded sovereignty. This always was and always will be Aboriginal land.