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2010 Caudata.org Amphibian Ark Donations Drive

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Thank you to everyone who contributed to the Donations Drive for Amphibian Ark this year. We raised US$ 778. The money raised will become the 2010 Caudata.org Amphibian Research Grant to be administered by Amphibian Ark. All donors will be mentioned on the Amphibian Ark web site, as well as their affiliation to Caudata.org.

I will keep you posted on the Grant situation. You can read more about last year's grant here: 2009 Caudata.org Grant funded a Conservation Assessment of the Mushroom-Tongued Pandi Salamander of Colombia and the research is still ongoing.
 
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