June 24, 2019
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Please Note:
The Nature Center will be CLOSED from July 4 - July 5; trails & camp sessions still open.
Broad Meadow Brook Conservation Center & Wildlife Sanctuary
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Broad Meadow Brook in Worcester is the largest urban wildlife sanctuary in New England, with over 400 acres cooperatively managed or owned by Mass Audubon. Interpretive signs will guide you along well-marked trails through woods, fields, streams, and marsh. The center also serves as a visitor information site for the Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor.
Location: 414 Massasoit Road, Worcester, MA 01604
Phone: 508-753-6087
Hours: Tuesday–Saturday, 9 am–4 pm; Sunday, 12:30 pm–4 pm; Trails daily, dawn to dusk
Free Admission for Military Families
Free for Military Families
Families of active-duty military personnel get free admission through Labor Day. More details >
Summer Camp
Summer Camp Registration is Open!
Our day camp offers a variety of programs for children ages 4.5–16. Learn More >
Sanctuary News & Events
Broad Meadow Brook Conservation Center & Wildlife Sanctuary
Special Event August 10, 2019
Celebrate butterflies with a day of educational fun for the whole family. Enjoy nature walks, workshops, live music, face painting, food, live caterpillar exhibits, a butterfly-friendly plant sale, and more!
Broad Meadow Brook Conservation Center & Wildlife Sanctuary
This professional development course is all about the practical aspects of getting your students outside and doing authentic science in your schoolyard! Register by June 25.
Broad Meadow Brook Conservation Center & Wildlife Sanctuary
The Mass Audubon sanctuaries of Central Massachusetts are proud to offer free admission to active-duty U.S. military personnel and their families through Labor Day thanks to the Blue Star Museums program.
Upcoming Programs
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Come along on a one-day excursion to the Hill Towns region in the Berkshire Foothills. Not yet a tourist destination, this are... Learn More >
