The Binational Conservation Strategy for Darwin’s Frogs is a long-term action plan designed to protect these endemic species of Chile and Argentina. Its development began in 2017 with a seminar and workshop, and it was officially launched in 2018. The strategy has been updated in 2024 and 2025, consolidating actions such as establishing guidelines for implementing ex situ conservation programmes and translocations.

The main objective is to generate knowledge, reduce threats, strengthen cooperation, and implement concrete actions to ensure the survival of Darwin’s frogs. Key actions include the creation of the RECOGE Plan of the Environment Ministry of Chile, which aims to mitigate the critical threats these species face.

The strategy is supported by a wide network of institutions and has proven to be a crucial effort in protecting these amphibians and their ecosystems.