Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
According to Maine Big Night founder Greg LeClair, one of the easiest ways to get involved in amphibian conservation in Maine is to simply avoid driving during rainy nights in early April when the temperatures reach 40 degrees Fahrenheit.
Get the full story in our upcoming episode of Borealis next Thursday, April 9 at 8:30 pm on Maine Public Television.
📸: Brian Bechard
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Borealis is made possible through the generous support of Production Sponsors The Nature Conservancy, the Maine Office of Outdoor Recreation, and Poland Spring, and Broadcast Sponsors Evergreen Home Performance, Patriot Subaru, and Bangor Savings Bank in addition to Maine Public's viewers and listeners.
According to Maine Big Night founder Greg LeClair, one of the easiest ways to get involved in amphibian conservation in Maine is to simply avoid driving during rainy nights in early April when the temperatures reach 40 degrees Fahrenheit.
Get the full story in our upcoming episode of Borealis next Thursday, April 9 at 8:30 pm on Maine Public Television.
📸: Brian Bechard
.
.
.
Borealis is made possible through the generous support of Production Sponsors The Nature Conservancy, the Maine Office of Outdoor Recreation, and Poland Spring, and Broadcast Sponsors Evergreen Home Performance, Patriot Subaru, and Bangor Savings Bank in addition to Maine Public's viewers and listeners.
