53 rare frogs return to Australian forests years after devastating Black Summer fires

The Australian government has successfully reintroduced 53 rare frogs into their natural habitats in the forests of New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory, years after the devastating Black Summer fires.

The frogs, which are critically endangered, were bred in captivity and released into the wild as part of a conservation program.

The reintroduction is a significant step in the recovery of these frogs, which were severely affected by the fires and the ongoing drought.

The program is a collaboration between the Australian government, the NSW government, and the ACT government.