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Froglife

Froglife Annual Review 2025

Froglife's Annual Review for October 2024 to September 2025 covers its work conserving amphibians and reptiles and the habitats they depend on. In the year the charity created and restored 256 freshwater and terrestrial habitats covering 89 hectares, was helped by 694 volunteers who gave 3,636 hours, and reached 52,228 people through 948 sessions. Toad patrols rescued 147,409 toads from road mortality.

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Froglife is a national wildlife charity committed to the conservation of amphibians and reptiles (frogs, toads, newts, snakes and lizards) and the habitats they rely on. Its work is organised under Transforming Landscapes (habitat creation and restoration), Transforming Lives (education and wellbeing projects that connect people with nature) and Transforming Research. The 2025 Annual Review and accounts cover the year to 30 September 2025 and report 256 habitats created or restored across 89 hectares, 694 volunteers contributing 3,636 hours, 948 sessions reaching 52,228 people, 147,409 toads helped across roads by Toads on Roads patrols, and 28 planning consultations reviewed. Froglife is registered charity 1093372 (England and Wales) and SC014854 (Scotland).

Key Metrics

256 freshwater and terrestrial habitats created and restored, covering 89 hectares
694 volunteers helped, contributing 3,636 hours
147,409 toads rescued from road mortality by Toads on Roads patrols

Key Outcomes

  • 256 habitats created and restored across 89 hectares in 2024/25
  • 948 sessions reached 52,228 people through education and wellbeing work
  • 694 volunteers contributed 3,636 hours of their time

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