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Mooloolah River Watch and Landcare manager Jan Kesby, far right, and volunteers are busy organising frog workshops.

It's not easy being green

Story Published: 21 Jan 2012

WHAT is smooth, can be found hiding in damp and dark places, can leap huge distances and no matter how many times you kiss...

Eirinn Noy snapped these photos of a snake devouring a green tree frog on her parents’ property at Peachester.

Eirinn aghast as frog becomes food

Story Published: 6 Mar 2012

CROUCHED in the damp grass, Eirinn Noy pulled out her weapon of choice and shot 60 times at the hungry snake.

SUPPORT: Heather Warner, Marie Sarjeant, Michael Lyons, Phil Moran, Tim Lang.

Going to water can help us all

Story Published: 1 Jun 2012

WITH clouds of fat, grey cumulonimbus swirling about the setting on Tuesday was perfect for the launch of the region's...

The Teddington Weir frog has returned to the new playground.

Frog has bounced back to Teddington Weir and is cemented in

Story Published: 17 Dec 2012

THE green frog has returned to its rightful place at the Teddington Weir after its pool was destroyed by the Fraser Coast...

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