Just follow the links below to a Salamander Crossing Brigade near you. Maine Big Night coordinates crossings statewide. For more information, join the Maine Big Night Facebook group , check out their website , or send them an email. Linking Landscapes. The Vernal Pool Association. The listserv is also a good resource for people looking to find crossing sites and Big Night companions in southern New England.
There are a lot of enthusiastic herpers there who are happy to share what they know! They are also happy to help coordinate other crossings if people reach out to them about additional sites in Berkshire County. To learn more, email BEAT. Email Conservation Agent Sophie Dorow for more information. Email Tim Pearson for more information or to sign up.
Email them for more information or to sign up. Freddie Gillespie coordinates informal amphibian crossing efforts in Southborough, MA. To sign up, contact Freddie by email. For more information or to sign up, email the Wayland Conservation Department. For more information or to sign up, contact Allison Byrd by email. For more information, contact Angie by email.
East Brunswick takes amphibian conservation very seriously, instituting temporary road closures each year to protect amphibians who migrate across Beekman Road between Church Lane and Irelands Brook. The Columbia Land Conservancy has coordinated Big Night efforts in Columbia County in the past — and aspires to do so again in the future.
Their crossing program is currently on hiatus, but they do know the locations of local crossing sites, and are happy to share that information with people who want to go out on their own.
