Nature is a laboratory for students, classroom teachers, and educators of all backgrounds. Mass Audubon's educators support students and teachers as they increase their understanding of environmental science, learn how natural systems and cycles work, and think through the relationship of humans and the natural world. By engaging directly with nature, our programs invite participants to think like scientists, engage in meaningful discussion about what they discover, and reflect on their connection to the environment.
Mass Audubon is offering both outdoor in-person and virtual programs.
Our in-person and virtual school programs combine standards-based science content with the joy and excitement of learning about nature. Explore programs >
Mass Audubon offers in-person and virtual professional development workshops for early childhood, K–12, and adult educators. Custom workshops are also available. Learn more >
We're committed to early childhood education and encouraging curiosity and wonder through hands-on nature exploration, movement, and play. Explore resources >
We're proud to offer educators free online teaching units, programs tailored for students in Grades K-12, and professional development opportunities. Explore resources >
Several wildlife sanctuaries across the state offer a variety of afterschool programs developed for Pre-K through Grade 8. Learn more >
Our educators love working with homeschooling families, and we offer several options for homeschoolers and their parents. Discover programs >
This one-year program brings teams of middle and high school students together to create and manage Climate Leadership Projects for their schools and communities. Learn more >
Nature Play Days encourage everyone to get out in nature each season through a variety of play ideas and activities! Learn more >