The Cape Elizabeth Land Trust and Thomas Memorial Library are excited to collaborate
on a program from Greg LeClair about Maine’s Big Night! Greg is a winner of the
National Conservation Young Leader Award from the National Wildlife Federation. He
also started Maine’s Big Night program – a Community Science initiative to protect
amphibians. The program encourages citizens to collect data on migrating frogs during
the rainy spring season. Greg is currently studying Ecology and Environmental
Sciences at the University of Maine, while also promoting many issues regarding wildlife
conservation in the state. Come learn about Maine’s Big Night and how you can
participate during late April or early May when the amphibians emerge again!
Date: Thursday, March 28
Time: 6:30 pm
Thomas Memorial Library
No registration required.
It is hard to predict what night will be best for a field trip in advance due to the dependence on weather.
Fill out this form to be notified about CELT-led field walks to find migrating frogs and salamanders this season!
