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An informational poster about the Eastern Spadefoot, featuring a close-up photo of the toad among leaves and detailed text on its characteristics, conservation challenges, and actions.
An informational poster about the Eastern Spadefoot, featuring a close-up photo of the toad among leaves and detailed text on its characteristics, conservation challenges, and actions.

Eastern Spadefoot Fact Sheet

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Infographic-style fact sheet/flyer on the Eastern Spadefoot Toad (Scaphiopus holbrookii). Includes basic species information, an overview of species reproductive strategy, and an explanation of conservation challenges and future directions. Features QR-codes which users can scan to access citizen science programs (FrogWatch USA) and for accessing the scientific sources from which information was collected (APA-style citations).

This resource is ideal for those looking to learn basic information about the Eastern Spadefoot Toad along with a brief summary of Eastern Spadefoot conservation. Open the PDF in a new tab to read on your own, or download it to share with others. You're welcome to pass it along digitally or print copies to help spread awareness.

A guide for identifying worms, showing images of jumping worms and common European species, with labels indicating the head, tail, and saddle of the worms.
A guide for identifying worms, showing images of jumping worms and common European species, with labels indicating the head, tail, and saddle of the worms.

Jumping Worm Guide

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Three-page informational document on an invasive group of earthworms called “jumping worms”. Includes information on jumping worms (home range, differences compared to other common earthworms), a visual identification guide, and a media gallery to help support recognition of this lesser-known invasive species group, which have already been reported in 38 U.S. States (as of 2026).

This resource is targeted towards people who are unfamiliar with jumping worms, which often go unnoticed in forests, lawns, and gardens all over the United States. Open and save the PDF to identify suspected jumping worms where you live, using the ID guide as a reference. Download and share to raise awareness of these invasive organisms, which should be removed/exterminated on sight.