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Arcadia Wildlife Sanctuary
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Spanning Easthampton and Northampton, Arcadia’s diverse terrain of forest, meadows, grasslands, marsh, and wetlands attracts an extraordinary variety of wildlife. You'll also find a thriving population of wildflowers thanks to its rich, loamy soil—a characteristic of the Connecticut River floodplain.
Location: 127 Combs Road, Easthampton, MA 01027
Phone: 413-584-3009
Hours: Monday–Saturday, 9 am-3 pm • Sundays, seasonally variable Trails daily, dawn to dusk
Birthday Parties
Looking for a place to have an exciting and memorable birthday? We offer birthday parties with fun outdoor activities led by a naturalist. Learn More >
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Sanctuary News & Events
Arcadia Wildlife Sanctuary
Registration is now open for Arcadia Nature Day Camp in Easthampton! We’re looking forward to sunshine, summertime, and days filled with adventure in the great outdoors.
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Arcadia is celebrating 75 years of conservation in the Pioneer Valley with a wide variety of fun events and programs, all of which will be open to the public and people of all ages and abilities.
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What do you do if you are a high school student concerned about climate change? At Arcadia, we offer students the opportunity to attend a regional conference to grow their knowledge and prepare to take action within their school community.
Upcoming Programs
Vernal pools are unique and critical habitats that are breeding grounds for many state-listed amphibian species. April is the... Learn More >
Curious to know more about what is in the Green New Deal? Join us on Earth Day to watch a short video of local people reading... Learn More >
Learn about the six speices of bats that reside in Massachusetts and about conservation efforts to restore their populations.... Learn More >
