Dive into a fascinating two-hour journey through the stations of Wikiri Sapoparque, where you’ll discover the incredible work we do to save Ecuador’s frogs.

Diversity: Explore the astonishing diversity of frogs in Ecuador, from one of the largest frogs in the world to transparent and poisonous species. You’ll learn about their life cycles and the specific needs each species requires to survive. Plus, discover how we prepare their food and how insects can be a nutritious alternative for human consumption.

Biotechnology: Technology plays a crucial role in the survival of species outside their natural habitats.
You’ll visit our amphibian breeding labs and learn about the different reproductive methods used by various species.

Science: We maintain an amphibian biobank as a second line of defense against species extinction. During the tour, we’ll show you what we conserve and study to protect frogs, along with our ongoing research and projects dedicated to their preservation.

Conservation: Conservation is a broad field that encompasses the protection and restoration of ecosystems, as well as individual and collective actions to combat global warming, climate change, and species extinction. It includes political measures for environmental protection and opposition to destructive practices such as mining. Wikiri Sapoparque is an example of a sustainable conservation project in action.

Bioeconomy: Conservation is only viable with adequate funding. Our sustainable bioeconomy model supports conservation and research projects, and combats gray biotrade and the illegal trafficking of species, which severely threaten biodiversity.

You will experience all of this interactively; this tour is an experience that will make you fall in love with frogs.