ALT Promotional graphic for Joro Watch 2026 encouraging sightings reporting. On the left, a smartphone displays the JoroWatch.org website with a yellow “Report Here!” button highlighted by a red circle and a photo of a Joro spider. On the right, large text reads, “Spot a Joro Spider? Earn your 2026 Joro Watch Badge just by reporting!” Below the text is a large shield-shaped Joro Watch 2026 badge featuring the Joro Watch logo and the slogan “Spot. Snap. Submit.” A gold banner across the bottom displays the Joro Watch logo, JoroWatch.org, the dates October 12–18, and the slogan “Spot. Snap. Submit.”

ALT Wanted poster featuring two photos of Joro spiders for the 2026 Joro Watch Spotting and Photo Contest, October 12–18. Spot, snap, and submit at JoroWatch.org.

ALT Comic-style graphic with the headline “SPIDEY SENSES ACTIVATED! Native or Invasive?” Two Spider-Man characters face each other and point in the classic meme pose. The left character is labeled “Native Species” and stands near a vehicle door, while the right character is labeled “Invasive Species” and stands beside stacked wooden crates.

ALT Educational infographic titled “Spidey Senses Activated! Native or Invasive?” comparing the invasive Joro spider (Trichonephila clavata) and the native golden silk orbweaver (Trichonephila clavipes). The graphic features photos of both spiders on their webs, with the Joro spider labeled invasive and the golden silk orbweaver labeled native. Text highlights key identification differences, including leg coloration, presence or absence of hair tufts on the legs, and distinctive abdominal markings. The infographic encourages reporting invasive species sightings through EDDMapS.

ALT Educational infographic titled “Spidey Senses Activated! Native or Invasive?” comparing the invasive yellow legged hornet (Vespa velutina) and the native eastern yellowjacket (Vespula maculifrons). The graphic features side-by-side photos, with the yellow-legged hornet labeled invasive and the eastern yellowjacket labeled native. Identification tips highlight differences in abdominal markings, leg coloration, and thorax color. The infographic encourages reporting invasive species sightings through EDDMapS.

ALT Educational infographic titled “Spidey Senses Activated! Native or Invasive?” comparing the invasive spotted lanternfly (Lycorma delicatula) and the native harnessed tiger moth (Apantesis phalerata). The graphic includes photos of both insects, with the spotted lanternfly labeled invasive and the harnessed tiger moth labeled native. Identification tips highlight differences in wing patterns, coloration, and size, including the lanternfly’s spotted forewings and red hindwings and the tiger moth’s cream-striped wings and pink-orange hindwings. The infographic encourages reporting invasive species sightings through EDDMapS.

ALT A collage of photos featuring a bald eagle, monarch butterfly, manatee, sequoia trees, and a leopard frog that reads: Happy Earth Day! Protect what belongs, prevent what disrupts.

ALT Graphic promoting the Center for Invasive Species and Ecosystem Health at University of Georgia's Bugwood Summit 2026.