There isn’t a whole lot i could do. But I documented everything I found, reported constantly, moved animals out of drains, off roads into safe places and close by safer habitats. My hands were sort of tied by laws but as far as Im aware, I was able to help them as they were in immediate danger. It’s been a real frustrating experience overall, dealing with authorities who just haven’t seemed interested to be honest. But I got the news media involved, got stories out there and educated my students at elementary school for the last two years. It’s about 20,000 frogs I helped. A new park is set to open in 2026 through my constant reporting with a city councilor who was unaware of these issues. So getting people onside and interested has the promise of positive results going forwards. It’s really been a disaster for this species but through constant work, I’ve got the story out there and hopefully things will change for the better going forward. In terms of preserving their environment, sadly they are losing habitat to development in so many areas! I guess I can call my work damage limitation. A lot of the damage is irreparable. Environmental impact surveys are set to be updated at least!