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About Luke Easton

Luke recently finished his Masters in Science where he looked at whether or not Hochstetter's frogs could be translocatied to the South Island. He's about to start a PhD investigating the conservation genetics and translocation of native frogs. Luke is passionate about conserving anything rare in New Zealand - big, small, cute or slimy - plant or animal.

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Native Frogs are Cool (Literally!)

May 14, 2015

In September last year, the Frog Lab group at the Department of Zoology (University of Otago) had the privilege of hosting the Kiwi Conservation Club for part of the day. We wanted to help them learn more about New Zealand’s very own rare native frogs and get up close with some that we have in captivity. At […]

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