Field Trip | Let's Go Frogging!

Celebrate FrogID Week 2026 and participate in Australia's biggest frog count. Join MAGNT’s Natural Science Team to celebrate FrogID Week and participate in Australia’s biggest frog count! Meet at Mickett Creek and help us get the jump on other froggers across Australia by listening for, and recording, the calls of our amphibious friends in the wild. The observations and recordings you make help the science community understand how different species of frogs are responding to our ever-changing world. Everyone is welcome so why not hop along and have fun in the name of science? Suitable for ages 6+ | Free | Bookings essential | Accompanying adult required Please cancel your booking if you are no longer able to make it to free up tickets for others. Key Information FrogID is the Australian Museum’s flagship citizen science project that is improving our understanding of Australia’s unique frog species. Use the free FrogID app to provide vital information that will assist scientists with valuable data for the protection and conservation of Australia's frogs that are under threat from habitat loss, disease and climate change. This program is taking place in a natural environment which has inherent risks. If you have any questions, including the suitability of this activity for you, or your companions, please send an email to [email protected] with your queries before making a booking. When and where Arrive from 6:00pm to 6:15pm for a 6.30pm start. Walk concludes at approximately 8.30pm. Meet on Brandt Road. Drive North towards the Darwin Rifle Club and look for the FrogID banner and frog enthusiasts and park on the side of the road. The walk will follow a dirt track that goes towards the creek. What to bring in a backpack (both hands needed for searching!) • Smartphone with the FrogID app installed • Large bottle of water • Covered walking shoes/gumboots • A headlamp or torch per person • Mosquito repellent For queries on the day of the Field Trip, please contact MAGNT Lead STEAM Educator, Caitlin Conway, on 0407 859 778. MAGNT acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Country across the Northern Territory and beyond, and pays respect to Elders past, present and emerging. Photo: MAGNT Alana de Laive