News & Events

Old Baldy Mountain gets its name from the open summit. But without active habitat management, trees would overtake the summit's field and thicket within just 20 years.

If you've enjoyed a Mass Audubon naturalist-led hike, school field trip, library program, or summer camp in the Berkshires and Connecticut River Valley area this year, then you've benefited from the work of Dale Abrams.

On July 27, Pleasant Valley was hit by a devastating storm. The microburst it produced uprooted or snapped hundreds of mature trees in a swath across the entrance and trail-laden section of the sanctuary.

Experience two differing views of nature during this year's Art in the Barn's exhibition. Two Perspectives on the Natural World features original paintings by local artists Ghetta Hirsch and Carolyn Newberger.

Pleasant Valley has officially opened the doors of the brand-new addition to our 18th-century Program Barn! The opening was celebrated with supporters of the project including representatives of the Mass Cultural Council, the Town of Lenox, and several foundations.

The benefits of nature offered at our Berkshire Wildlife Sanctuaries will now be directly available to patients of Great Barrington community health centers East Mountain Medical and MACONY Pediatrics.