In St. Petersburg, Russia, a dedicated group of over 700 volunteers annually patrols a roadway to protect frogs and toads migrating towards their spawning sites. Since the initiative began in 2016, volunteers have rescued countless amphibians from being struck by vehicles, with the project peaking around mid-April and lasting approximately two months. Despite the slow traffic, many toads have perished, highlighting the urgent need for this volunteer effort in preserving local wildlife.
Volunteers have been helping carry toads and frogs across the road since 2016, showcasing a significant community effort to protect local wildlife from traffic hazards.
Each year, over 700 volunteers dedicate their time to this cause, patrolling roads in search of amphibians and ensuring their safe passage to spawning sites.
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