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Second batch of endangered southern corroboree frogs released in Kosciuszko National Park since fires

A second cohort of southern corroboree frogs return to Kosciuszko National Park. (Supplied: NSW Department of Planning and Environment)

A second batch of southern corroboree frogs has been released in Kosciuszko National Park as part of continued efforts to boost numbers of the endangered species since the Black Summer bushfires. 

One hundred captive-bred frogs were released in the park this week after 100 were released in March last year.

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