We would like to share with you our recently published paper “Using the 2020 global pandemic as a springboard to highlight the need for amphibian conservation in eastern Asia”. This is a very bittersweet moment for us as Phil Bishop, our beloved friend and colleague and last author in the paper, passed away recently from […]
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Professor Phil Bishop.
It pains us to write this, but Professor Phil Bishop, our beloved ASG Co-chair, leader, friend and ASG family member, took his last breath last Saturday 23 January, New Zealand time. Phil had been appointed to the role of Head of the Zoology Department at the University of Otago starting this month, and because of […]
Q & A with amphibian conservation champi
IDEAS for Binghamton has made a generous donation to the ASG to support amphibian conservation, and on the behalf of all who gain from the bounty of gifts that healthy species and ecosystems afford us, we would like to express our utmost gratitude for the encouragement and support. This blog post features a Q&A session […]
Phil Bishop: amphibian conservation gian...
Ariadne Angulo Our hearts are broken. We have had the unexpected news for a few days now: Phil Bishop, our ASG Co-chair, our larger-than-life amphibian conservation elder, was diagnosed with an inoperable aggressive brain cancer which has led to his rapid decline. As I write these lines, Phil lies in a hospital bed in Dunedin, […]
IUCN Red List update!
The IUCN Red List update 2020-3 is now online! This update is a huge accomplishment for the Amphibian Red List Authority (ARLA) as a record number of 1,333 amphibian assessments was published, an historical update in the history of the ARLA. This comes with some sad news, as three species are now listed as Extinct (EX) and […]