Passive acoustic monitoring of calling activity provides an optimised field survey methodology for the threatened pouched frog, Assa darlingtoni

摘要

This project examined various methods for detection of the threatened pouched frog, Assa darlingtoni in south-east Queensland. By utilising automatic sound recording devices the project has provided valuable information on the calling behaviour of the species that will greatly aid in developing effective monitoring programs for this species and contribute to its conservation in the future.