They're asking members of the public to record any sightings online as part of the IPCC'S 'Hop To It' Survey.
Has the common frog had its last croak in Offaly?
That's what a new collaboration between the Irish Peatland Conservation Council and the local authority is trying to find out.
They're asking members of the public to record any sightings of the frog's lifecycle online, as part of the IPCC'S 'Hop To It' Survey.
Ricky Whelan is the Biodiversity Officer in Offaly County Council - he says anyone can get involved:
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