Wikiri Sapoparque in Ecuador is a sanctuary for 70 species of frogs and toads, emphasizing the country's rich biodiversity and the medicinal properties found in these amphibians.
Wikiri Sapoparque is an amphibian reserve located in the valley of los Chillos, Ecuador, dedicated to the conservation of 70 species of frogs and toads. This sanctuary provides a unique environment where these amphibians can thrive in captivity, away from the urban noise outside. Each frog species housed at Wikiri Sapoparque has its own story that is shared with visitors, emphasizing the role of these creatures in Ecuador's rich natural heritage.
Established in August 2022 after extensive research, Wikiri Sapoparque serves the dual purpose of educating the public about the incredible diversity of wildlife in Ecuador and promoting the importance of conservation efforts. With around 700 species of frogs and toads identified in the country, the sanctuary acts as a focal point for awareness on ecological richness and preservation. The initiative stresses that Ecuador is not just a beautiful country but a unique paradise for biodiversity.
Environmental awareness campaigns, such as the Ministry of Health's
