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Accelerating warming, intense precipitation, rising sea levels — these are just a few of the signs of climate change that are happening in Maine and around the globe. What are citizens, businesses, state agencies and communities doing to cope with it and to try to reduce its future effects? That's the focus of new year-long series on MPBN. "Beyond 350: Confronting Climate Change" will explore what steps are underway, both large and small, and what challenges lie ahead.This series is made possible by the Limulus Fund.

Maine Public offers a number of ways to support the programs you love on radio, television and digital. The methods of giving listed below range from near to long term and offer multiple levels of support. Select the giving option that best fits you and contact the Maine Public Development Office.

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Have a musical memory that you’d like to share? Throughout the month we will post listener submitted recollections here and share a few on MPBN’s Facebook page. Send your memory to us at music@mpbn.net.CLICK HERE to hear a musical memory aired on Maine Public Radio and Maine Public ClassicalCLICK HERE to learn more about MPBN’s instrument donation projectOur listeners’ favorite music recollections:

00000173-eee8-d5ed-a373-feea21b10000Have your own personal story of giving and how it has affected you, your family, or your community? Share it with us at Maine Public by submitting your story — written or recorded — to rsvp@mainepublic.org.Below are stories coming in this year and previous posted submissions.Check back frequently.Enjoy!

Cultural Conversations from the hosts of Maine Public Classical with people throughout the world of classical music.

00000171-bbcb-dc93-afff-bbebd5430000"Lessons From Oak Hill" is a Maine Public Radio series looking at the changing landscape of education in Maine as schools prepare students to reach the state's new "proficiency-based" graduation requirements. Over the course of the school year, we'll look at the issues and promise of the new system through the eyes of students, parents and educators in a rural Maine school district.