Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
It’s #WorldFrogDay! 🐸 A day to celebrate and raise awareness for frogs and other amphibians.
Margot Fass, founder of A Frog House in Pittsford, New York, encourages everyone to build a frog pond. Big or small, it’s easier than you think! Frogs can detect water from up to a mile away, and you can start your pond any time of year.
Why build a frog pond?
🐸 Frogs are bioindicators of a healthy environment
🐸 It brings spiritual and mental peace
🐸 Natural insect control
🐸 Encourages compassion and empathy
🐸 Because… people love frogs!
Check out our full interview with Margot on our YouTube channel.
#GreatLakesNow #GreatLakes #WorldFrogDay #FrogPond #Frogs #Amphibians #Ecology #Nature #Environment #Education
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It’s #WorldFrogDay! 🐸 A day to celebrate and raise awareness for frogs and other amphibians.
Margot Fass, founder of A Frog House in Pittsford, New York, encourages everyone to build a frog pond. Big or small, it’s easier than you think! Frogs can detect water from up to a mile away, and you can start your pond any time of year.
Why build a frog pond?
🐸 Frogs are bioindicators of a healthy environment
🐸 It brings spiritual and mental peace
🐸 Natural insect control
🐸 Encourages compassion and empathy
🐸 Because… people love frogs!
Check out our full interview with Margot on our YouTube channel.
#GreatLakesNow #GreatLakes #WorldFrogDay #FrogPond #Frogs #Amphibians #Ecology #Nature #Environment #Education
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Website: greatlakesnow.org
Facebook: facebook.com/greatlakesnow
X: x.com/greatlakesnow
Instagram: instagram.com/greatlakesnoworg
Newsletter: greatlakesnow.org/great-lakes-now-newsletter
To learn more about supporting Detroit PBS and Great Lakes Now, visit detroitpbs.org










