2008 Work for Wildlife Day
More than 700 people pitched in across the state to "work for wildlife" at our second annual Statewide Volunteer Day on Saturday, April 26. 

Mass Audubon and New England Farm and Garden Association Honor 2008 Conservation Teachers of the Year
For outstanding contributions to conservation, science and environmental education, three Massachusetts educators have been chosen as the Conservation Teachers of the Year. 

Brian Skerry’s Ocean Wild at Visual Arts Center
The National Geographic photographer’s photos will be on display May 18 – September 21. 

Time is what we make of it.
Take action now to help Mass Audubon meet the environmental challenges of today, and pass on a greener, healthier world to those who follow. 

Mass Audubon Submits Written Comments on DEIS
Mass Audubon completed its review of the U.S. Department of the Interior’s Mineral Management Service’s Cape Wind Energy Project Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) released in January 2008.  

'Tropical Adventure' in Concord – May 27
Bruce Beehler will share his extraordinary adventures in the Indonesian rainforest. Learn about his experiences and see images of recently discovered animal species first introduced on 60 Minutes. 

How Does Your Garden Grow? With Native Plants and Drumlin Farm Seedlings!
Plant sale runs May 10-26. Seedling sale runs May 24 and 25. 

Oil Before Food? A Talk on Sustainable Agriculture and Eating Locally
Dr. John Carroll of the University of New Hampshire to speak at Drumlin Farm
May 19.  

Learn How You Can Harness the Power of the Sun Through Mass Audubon's New Web Content
Learn how the sun harnesses energy, how you can join the clean power movement, and share your own stories in our interactive web content.  

Funding Environmental Education
No Child Left Inside Coalition works to pass critical legislation. 

Bird-a-thon at Wellfleet Bay
Bird-a-thon is coming soon and we need your help to bird watch for the Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary this year! 

2007 Legislative Report Card
See how your legislator voted on environmental issues in 2007! 

Fifth Annual Native Plant Sale – June 7 & 8
Native plants and wildflowers can attract hummingbirds and butterflies to your garden. 

Support the Natural Heritage Program with Your Tax Return
Check Line 32 on your state tax return to help fund NHESP. 

Bird-a-thon 2008 – 25 Years & Counting
This year's annual statewide birding event takes place on May 16-17. Show your support by making a donation or joining a team.  

The Peace of Wild Things
An art contest and exhibit at Broad Meadow Brook Wildlife Sanctuary 

Superbowl of Birding V Results
A record number of participants and good weather helped make this event a success. 

Update on Mass Audubon’s Cape Wind Review
Mass Audubon is conducting a technical review of the Federal Draft Environmental Impact Statement. 

Mass Audubon and Housatonic Valley Association Receive Major Education Grant for Berkshires
The Housatonic Environmental Literacy Program (HELP) for the River will reach the majority of K-12 schools in Berkshire County. 

Citizen Science Initiatives - Join Our CSI Team
Participate in research at a South Shore Sanctuary to help further our knowledge of the natural world. 

Connecting Children and Nature
Mass Audubon's Education Department recently hosted a conference exploring new avenues for education. 

Tia Pinney Stars in Educational Videos
Tia Pinney, Teacher Naturalist and Adult Program Coordinator at Mass Audubon's Drumlin Farm Wildlife Sanctuary, was filmed for more than 60 short online educational videos on farming. 

Wayne Petersen Stars in Educational Videos
Need help choosing a binocular or spotting scope? Want tips for birding by ear? IBA Director Wayne Petersen offers sound advice for birders of all abilities. 

We Really Do Have Something to Crow About!
Auction Raises $130,000 to Benefit Campaign for Drumlin Farm! 

Help Make Ms. G the Official 'Groundhog of the Commonwealth!'
Sign the petition to show your support Drumlin's furry resident. 

Charles Foster Receives Lifetime Achievement Award
Mass Audubon presents prestigious Morgan Award to Commonwealth’s first Secretary of Environmental Affairs 

Announcing 2007 Audubon 'A' Award Winners
Mass Audubon honors Susanna Colloredo-Mansfield and Alan French for their dedication to conservation. 

Rocky Hill Sneak Peek
On October 21, nearly 200 people visited Mass Audubon’s newest acquisition in Groton.  

Moose Hill 2008 Calendars are here!
Order yours today! 

Drumlin Farm's Community Preschool Puts Youngsters in Touch with Nature
Preschool for children ages 3-5 is now open and enrolling at Drumlin Farm. 

Duck Derby Raises Nearly $28,000 for Allens Pond
3,752 ducks rode the tide into Allens Pond August 25th 

Taunton River closer to Wild and Scenic River status
Mass Audubon recently submitted a letter of support to congress for designation of the Taunton as a Wild and Scenic River.  

Mass Audubon Defends Citizen Appeals
Mass Audubon opposes the proposed elimination of the longstanding right of citizens to appeal wetlands permits issued by the Department of Environmental Protection. 

Noted Author and Climber Ed Webster to Speak on Martha's Vineyard
Free lecture and book signing on August 20 in Chilmark, Martha's Vineyard, with donations accepted to benefit Mass Audubon’s Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary 

Community Effort Helps Mass Audubon Protect 404 Acres In Groton
Mass Audubon's Rocky Hill Wildlife Sanctuary habitat supports turtles, 100 bird species, and nearly 250 plant species.  

Town of Carver and Mass Audubon Collaborate to Protect High Priority Land
The Town of Carver recently made its first land conservation purchase which will permanently preserve 221 acres of ecologically significant land in the Taunton River watershed water supply. 

Bird-a-thon 2007
The results are in! 

Drumlin Farm Soars High in Bird-a-thon
The Bird-a-thon 2007 results are in! 

Legislative Report Card
How did your state representative and state senator vote on environmental bills and funding measures?  

Position Statement on South Coast Wind Energy Project at Buzzards Bay
Mass Audubon position on the South Coast Wind Energy Project at Buzzards Bay 

Mass Audubon Comments on Renewable Energy & Alternate Use Programmatic EIS Scoping
Mass Audubon continued to publicly comment on the Interior Department's efforts to solicit comments from the American public on renewable energy projects and alternate use of facilities in federal waters. 

Mass Audubon's Position Statement on Wind Energy Development
Mass Audubon supports the responsible planning, permitting, and production of renewable energy resources including wind energy.  

Mass Audubon Position on Wind Energy
As responsible citizens, stewards, and advocates, Mass Audubon strongly supports public policies and private projects that advance energy conservation and efficiency.