Ipswich River's sugar shack © Paul Mozell
Sanctuaries across the state are gearing up for maple sugaring season. Get in on the action, see how the process goes from sap to syrup, and get a taste of the sweet stuff.
No school? No problem! Many of our wildlife sanctuaries offer interactive ways for kids to have fun, learn, and be outside!
Green Heron © Michael Snow
More than 4,500 images were submitted to our 2019 Photo Contest.
View from the top of Patten Hill
We have a chance to protect 67 acres in the Connecticut River Valley that would create a wildlife corridor of more than 1,000 connected acres.
Gray Fox © Michael Snow
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Green Sweat Bee © Brian Hale
Join us at Cape Cod Beer to learn about the Cape's fascinating wildlife while enjoying some locally-crafted brews. February's topic is "The People-Pollinator-Biodiversity Connection."
Grab a beer at True North Ale Company, enjoy some food, and listen as historian Paul St. Germain recounts the riveting story of Straitsmouth Island and the 180-year journey that led to its remarkable reopening in 2018.
Celebrate one of New England's historic staple crops—maple sugar—at this popular annual event! Enjoy a hearty breakfast, then get a hands-on lesson about the sap-to-syrup process in our sugar maple grove.