Emily Kwong

So what I'm hearing from you, Hannah, is there is so much we can do to help amphibians in our neighborhoods.

And if you, like Hannah and I, are not in the metro Atlanta area, but still want to learn how to identify and document local frogs, consider seeing if you have an active local Frog Watch chapter.

Search your city or state and Frog Watch USA.

Thank you so much for guiding us through this month's hoppy, hippity nature quest, Hannah.

Anytime, Emily.

Shortwavers, if you want to get in on this NatureQuest series, it's so easy.

Look around your environment.

Is anything changing?

Or do you have an environmental question you want us to investigate?

Well, record a memo and email it to us at shortwave at npr.org.

And we may look into it for a future episode.

This episode was produced by Burleigh McCoy with help from Rachel Carlson.

It was edited by Rebecca Ramirez.

Tyler Jones checked the facts.

The audio engineer was Jimmy Keeley.

Sam Polson composed and produced our NatureQuest theme music.

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I'm Emily Kwong.

And I'm Hannah Chin.

Thank you for listening to Shortwave from NPR.