March 2026

Endangered Booroolong frogs 🐸 are returning to waterways

Northern NSW is now the home to 1000 endangered Booroolong frogs, thanks to a successful breeding program at the Taronga Conservation Society Australia Amphibian Reptile Conservation Centre.

‍ARCH designed this purpose-built conservation facility, creating architecture that not only supports advanced breeding and species recovery but also promotes public understanding of fragile ecosystems.

The successful reintroduction of these frogs serves as a powerful reminder that thoughtful design can play a vital role in protecting biodiversity.

👏 Congratulations 👏 to the team at Taronga Amphibian & Reptile Conservation Centre, fabulous news!

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Claire Brookman
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