Panama’s Golden Frogs Return to the Wild After 17-Year Extinction Crisis

After nearly two decades of captive breeding and intensive conservation efforts, the iconic Panamanian golden frog is being reintroduced to its native habitat. The species was pushed to the brink of extinction by a devastating fungal pathogen that decimated amphibian populations globally.

James Smith

February 25, 2026380 views

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