Ipswich River's sugar shack © Paul Mozell
The sweet season is coming soon, and several wildlife sanctuaries are planning celebrations—don't miss out on all the fun!
No school? No problem! Many of our wildlife sanctuaries offer interactive ways for kids to have fun, learn, and be outside!
Beaver © Matthew Pettengill
Snowshoeing © Gail Hansche Godin
January is the perfect time to try something new—like snowshoeing, wildlife tracking, stargazing, or photography!
Northern Flicker © Cheryl Rose
The latest edition of Explore is here! Learn how to ID trees in winter, appreciate the beauty of winter waterfowl, and so much more.
At Mass Audubon summer camps, kids have fun, make friends, and learn all about nature.
Celebrate the joy of winter birding with our ever-popular annual event! Each January, birding teams of all ages go head-to-head in a 12-hour race to spot as many species as they can.
Yellow-crowned Night-Heron © Kim Caruso
At this special event series held each winter at Cape Cod Beer, attendees can learn about wildlife over some fine locally-brewed beverages. Come have a brew and learn something new about a few of Cape Cod's fascinating creatures! January's topic: "Changes in New England Bird Population"
© Jim Parks / Wingmasters
See live birds of prey up-close like never before with Wingmasters! You'll be introduced to different types of raptors including eagles, hawks, falcons, and owls during these exciting indoor presentations.
