YOTFInfoPack

AArk 2008 Year of the Frog Materials
Global InfoPack	English (1.39MB) Chinese (traditional) (1.38MB) Chinese (simplified) (1.18MB) German (2.9MB) Japanese (4.50MB) Portuguese (1.10MB) Spanish (1.34MB)
Regional Infopacks	EAZA InfoPack (9.2MB) EAZA InfoPack - German (889KB) ARAZPA Information Pack (2.5MB) AZCARM InfoPack (1.16MB) & Material didáctico para niños en Español: 1. RotaAnfibio (1.49MB) 2. InsecticidasNaturales (0.99MB) 3. Metamorfosis (745KB)
AArk Mask	The artwork is available in two versions: A two-sided version in which the information and instructions are printed on the back side of the mask so that users can retain the information. (Pdf file 408K) Click here or on the image to download it.
AArk Mask	A one-sided version in which the information and instructions are printed on the same side as the mask itself (on the portion that is cut away when the mask is cut out), We provided it both ways so you can choose which version you prefer, or which version is more affordable to print. You'll also need to provide string or elastic to run through the holes. (Pdf file 348K) Click here or on the image to download it.
AArk Banner	A banner of 24 x 60 inches (60 cm x 1.50 mt), with campaign´s slogan. To can download this banner in pdf file (258K) click here or on the image.
Amphibian Ark tri-fold brochure	Double-sided tri-fold brochure with loads of information about the amphibian crisis and the Amphibian Ark.
Posters	EAZA poster (378k)
Media Kit	Backgrounder Fact sheet Press release Images link Attenborough letter	sir David Attenborrough patron of the Year of the Frog Campaign
Logos	YOTF logo English jpg YOTF logo English eps YOTF logo Spanish jpg YOTF logo Spanish eps Year of the Frog logo German jpg Logo style guide
Images Images link	African Clawed Frog (photo by Dirk Petzold) The amphibian chytrid fungus is thought to have originated in sub-Saharan Africa where it has been documented on African clawed frogs (Xenopus laevis) as far back as the 1930s. At that time, these frogs began to be exported around the world for human pregnancy tests, and presumably, the disease went with them. Over the years, the frogs also became popular research subjects and pets. It is estimated that they have been exported and distributed by the thousands and tens of thousands per year since the 1930s. Clawed frog (399K)
	Panamanian Golden Frog (photo by Gerry Marantelli) Panama's Golden Frog, Atelopus zeteki, considered a national icon and good luck charm, is now likely extinct in the wild because of chytrid fungus. Golden frog (634K)
	Year of the Frog image library Images for the 2008 Year of the Frog Campaign Pack. These are all low resolution images. To download high resolution images, note the photo name, then click High res YOTF images under Documents on the left menu, and locate the high resolution version. The Amphibian Ark has been incredibly fortunate to have been supplied with a generous number of images for the 2008 Amphibian Ark Year of the Frog Campaign by a number of photographers across the world. The use of the images is restricted to only by registered participating institutions to the 2008 Amphibian Ark Campaign. Images are to be used only for educational and fundraising purposes and only in material relating directly to the 2008 Year of the Frog Campaign. They are not available for general use.
Key Messages	English Japanese
Media Releases For a complete list and download our Press Releases *Click here*	Zoos and aquariums around the world sign petition calling on all governments to preserve amphibian life Press Release August 31st, 2007 WORLD’S AMPHIBIAN CRISIS COULD LEAD TO LARGEST MASS EXTINCTION SINCE DINOSAURS Press Release August 26, 2007