Environmental Geography
Singing for Survival: The Coquí Frog and the Race to Protect Puerto Rico's Shrinking Wild Spaces
The coquí frog has been the unofficial soundtrack of Puerto Rico for generations—its two-note call so embedded in island identity that Puerto Ricans living on the mainland often say they miss it more than anything else. But rapid development and a changing climate are silencing that song in more places every year, raising urgent questions about what's being lost and whether it can be saved.