A small but meaningful learning space, the Amphibian Conservation Center is dedicated to teaching visitors about various frog species and the protection of the iconic golden frog. The center plays a crucial role in preventing the extinction of this unique amphibian, which is also a national symbol of Panama. When you visit, remember that the center was created with the purpose of both education and conservation.
I loved the visit because I saw frogs I had never seen before, and they also provide valuable information. It was my first time seeing the golden frog, and it was an...
Read moreA fascinating place with an inspiring scientific and educational mission. The staff is very friendly and happy to explain their work to protect endangered amphibian species. Visiting the center directly supports the conservation of these unique creatures and helps raise awareness about Panama’s rich biodiversity. From the center, you can access the Square Trees Trail, a short and pleasant hike that’s perfect for nature lovers and those curious about rare plant formations. Definitely...
Read moreThe place is a bit hard to find since it is on hotel premises. Don’t let that stop you! Just drive on when you see the entrance of Hotel Campestre. You can park at the hotel and then walk 200 meters until the conservation centre at the right of the hotel. It is great to see that this is the one place at El Valle where the golden frog still lives. There are about 40 of them. The staff can explain all the work being done not to let the species die....
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