Project Anuran could never have moved beyond conception if it was not for a huge amount of help and support from a great number of people. The members of the project are extremely grateful to the very generous support of the following benevolent, organizations, trust funds, companies and individuals. If it was not for the existence of such bodies, this project (nor any other) could never have become a reality. To you all we are indebted.
A great number of individuals have been instrumental in the development and success of this project. Our achievements are largely attributable to the immense support and encouragement that we found wherever advice was sought. Thanks go to all the staff and speakers of the RGS Explore 99 for giving us the initial idea and encouragement. A great number of people have gone beyond their call of duty to offer advice and support, particular thanks goes to Daryl White and the staff of LSTS, John Anthony and the staff of the photography lab in the Darwin Building, Dr Sutton and Dr Knapp of the museum, Professor John Grace, Dr Graham Russell and Mrs Margaret Jackson, of the University of Edinburgh. We are especially indebted to Dr Peter Stafford of the Natural History Museum, and John Wilkinson and Dr Jack Meyer of the DAPTF for their considerable advice on herpetological matters and their kind patience in the face of ceaseless emails and pleas for help. Professor Peter Furley of the University of Edinburgh gave unstinting support throughout the development and execution of the project, to him we are especially grateful. Our time spent in Belize is made immensely enjoyable and rewarding thanks to the considerable efforts of the marvelous staff of the research station: Mr Sam Bridgewater, Mr Chris Minty, Mr Nicodemus Bol, Mrs Celia Bol and Mr Enrique Saquil. To all the above and countless more unnamed people, thank you.