Training Follow-up & Resources
Project lead, Kayleigh Mullen, reviewing amphibian ID before a survey. Photo by Sierra Hastings.
It was so great to see so many of our amazing volunteers in person this past weekend at our community scientist training event! Whether you were able to join us in-person or not, we are excited to dive into the Boreal Toad field season with you!
See below for all the resources you'll need to get started conserving Utah's amphibians, including training videos, our updated Boreal Toad Surveyor Packet, and copies of field forms.
Volunteer Resources
If you were unable to attend the in-person training, please start by watching our brief training videos to acquaint yourself with the project.
Community Science Resources
Site Sign-Up - sign ups are open for June day trips and all Independent Monitoring sites! Sign ups for July-August day trips and Camping trips will open on June 1st.
Optional toad backpacks can be checked out from the Hogle Zoo main entrance or the Sageland Collaborative office in downtown SLC.
Data Entry
All of these resources and more can be found throughout the season on the project page.
For questions about the Boreal Toad Project, to turn in Independent Survey Forms & Pictures, please email us at borealtoad@sagelandcollaborative.org
Volunteer Start-of-Season Survey
Please take a few minutes to take our start-of-season volunteer survey! Your responses help us to plan effective programs that best suit your needs.
Completion of the survey enters you for the chance to win a Sageland Collaborative logo hat.
Thank You
This huge effort to conserve sensitive amphibians would not be possible without your outstanding contributions. Thank you!
Not able to join us in the field this year? Please consider supporting this work through donating, sharing on social media, or passing this email along to family or friends who might be interested.
Don't hesitate to email us at borealtoad@sagelandcollaborative.org with any questions.