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The VivariumThe Museum is active in conservation by raising public awareness issues and by participating in international captive breeding programmes for endangered species. The Vivarium includes naturalistic exhibits with live reptiles and amphibians on display, but is also particularly notable for the rare tropical frogs it maintains behind the scenes. Many of the frogs maintained are of key importance to captive breeding programmes that have been established to help save a number of species on the very brink of extinction. Please see the website for further details Sponsor a FrogDescriptionHere you can make a contribution to help maintain some of the fantastic frog species at Manchester Museum and the education and conservation work of the Vivarium. Please see the website for further details UK Only For a contribution of £50.00 you will receive: A special letter of thanks for your support from The Director of The Manchester Museum. An exclusive colour photograph of your chosen species. A quality amphibian and reptile book written by Mark O'Shea & Tim Halliday published by Dorling Kindersley (RRP £9.99). An invitation for you and a friend to attend a personal guided tour of the displays and behind the scenes of The Vivarium, with a photo opportunity with one of the world's rarest frogs* Your name listed on the Frog Blog's new sponsors page. * 1 hour tour - Subject to availability and by prior arrangement. EU and InternationalFor a contribution of £20.00: You will receive the above, less the book and the tour. Read More |
