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    • Board Members
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    • Salamander Migration Updates
    • Important Safety Information
    • Beekman Road Vernal Pool Field Guide
    • Archive
  • Community Garden
  • Projects
    • Option Green
    • National Moth Week
    • Scout Projects
    • Nature Survey >
      • Butterfly Survey
    • Moth Nights
    • Plastic Free EB
    • Past Projects
  • Parks
    • EB Parks
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Salamander Crossing

Why Did the Salamander Cross the Road?

​To get to the other side! No - seriously. The last remaining population of Spotted Salamanders in East Brunswick breed in vernal pools off Beekman Road. They migrate from their hibernation area in the woods to the pools in the early spring, when the weather gets warmer. We expect them to come out during a rainy night when the temperature is over 40F, usually in March to early April.
Vernal Pool INformation
Learn about the East Brunswick Vernal Pools 
Salamander Blog Updates
Follow the Salamander Blog for updates on the migration and how you can go for a chance to see the salamander migration in person.
Important Safety Information
Safety is our top priority click the safety link below before coming out
Watch a video about the FriendsEBEC's Salamander Protection Program produced by nj.com in March 2021
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