Australian Frog Atlas: species’ distribution maps informed by the FrogID dataset

We use data from the citizen science project FrogID, comprised of expert-validated, spatially accurate occurrence records frog species across Australia, to map known distributions Australia’s frogs. combined over half a million 209 FrogID dataset with expert-checked national biodiversity aggregate (Atlas Living Australia) and published literature, create distribution maps for all 247 native Australia introduced cane toad (Rhinella marina). These represent most up-to-date, detailed set Australian available, reveal richness patterns continent. They are an Open Access resource researchers, conservation practitioners land managers, aim better understanding conserving This is version one Frog Atlas, which we expect update on approximately annual basis. The Atlas maps—as shapefiles in KML format—are online as supplemental (see Cutajar et al., 2021).