General Coverage of Philippine Biodiversity Inventories, HerpWatch Philippines and CBCPV.

National Geographic Weekend (hosted by Boyd Matson) interview with Rafe Brown on the subject of identification of new species of frogs on the basis of mating calls: http://www.nationalgeographic.com/radio/episodes/episode-210.html#guest8

Born to be Wild TV coverage “Into the Forest” (Nationally syndicated television coverage of CBCPV field team conducting biodiversity surveys in the Philippines): http://www.gmanews.tv/video/26813/-Born-to-be-Wild--Into-the-forest-and-urban-jungle

Daily Kansan: “Researchers receive grant to study unique primate”

Rafe Brown’s Commencement Address at Aurora State College of Technology (ASCOT) held its 13th Commencement Exercises last April 9: http://batangbaler.net/ascot-commencement-speech-by-dr-rafe-brown/

The discovery of chytrid fungus in the Philippines:

International Society of Infectious Disease: "Chytrid fungus, Philippines"

Yahoo News: "Fungus threatens to wipe out Philippine frogs - Yahoo! News"

RedOrbit: "Deadly Frog Fungus Spreading Quickly In Philippines, Asia"

Times Colunist: "Fungus threatens to wipe out Philippine frogs"

AFP Google: "Fungus threatens to wipe out Philippine frogs"

Business Mirror:"Scientists find deadly fungus in Luzon"

Asia One News: "Fungus threatens to wipe out Philippine frogs: experts"

Amphibian Ark: "Frog killing fungus chytrid found in the Philippines"

Philippine Star: "Fungus threatens RP frogs"

Philippine Inquirer: "5 species of RP frogs in danger"

World News: "Fungus threatens to wipe out Philippine frogs"

Tehran Times: "Fungus devastating frogs in the Philippines"

Dave Blackburn's frogs-with-claws story makes Science's top-10 list: http://sciencenow.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/2008/1224/1

Coverage of Cameron Siler’s Fulbright research and Philippine discoveries

The University Daily Kansan (2 Feb 2009): "Lizards are living evidence of Evolution"

Lawrence Jornal-World: “Students win awards for research abroad”

KU news release: “Six KU graduate students receive Fulbright, Boren awards to study abroad”

Coverage of Jake Esselstyn’s discovery and description of Styloctenium mindorensis, a bizarre new species of flying fox from the Philippines

National Geographic News: “'Nonexistent' Flying Fox Discovered”

Lawrence Journal World: “KU student in demand after furry find”

Peace Corps: “Peace Corps Community News: Jake Esselstyn”

Topeka-Capital Journal: “KU grad student nets a new fruit bat species”

WildLife Extra: “A New Species Of Stripe-Faced Fruit Bat discovered in The Philippines”

Bird Forum:  “New bat species discovered in Mindoro”

Manila Forum: “New Flying Fox in the Philippines”

Reuters: “Philippines finds new breed of flying fox”

Cryptomundo: “New Flying Fox Discovered”

Worldpress: “New Flying Fox Species Surprises Scientists”

Wild Singapore: “New bat species discovered in Philippines”

AFP: “New bat species discovered in Philippines”