Port Kembla is one of a few remaining areas in NSW inhabited by the endangered Green and Golden Bell Frog (Litoria aurea).
After discovery and capture of these frogs in 2008, PKPC worked with NSW Department of Environment and Climate Change (DECC) and other local landholders to create frog ponds at Heritage Park to provide additional breeding habitat and movement corridors for the frogs.
Recognising that GGBF generally occurs in large, permanent, open-water swamps or ponds that have a variable water level and dense vegetation, Southern Habitat commenced establishment of 4 Frog Pond Habitats for PKPC in accordance with Best Practice Guidelines in 2012.
