Press Room

Climate change could impact many Bay State birds—including familiar species such as the Black-capped Chickadee— over the next 30-50 years, according to Mass Audubon’s State of the Birds: Massachusetts Birds and Our Changing Climate. The report is the third in the respected conservation organization’s State of the Birds series, which monitors the status of birdlife in Massachusetts.

Mass Audubon’s popular photo contest, Picture This: Your Great Outdoors, is entering its final month. That means photographers have until Saturday, September 30 to submit up to 10 images that reflect the natural beauty of the Bay State.

Mass Audubon’s Shaping the Future of Your Community program has received a grant from the Foundation for MetroWest to assist Hudson and other local communities with protecting and restoring natural water balance and water quality through resilient landscapes.

The Baker-Polito Administration and Mass Audubon today announced the re-opening of the new boardwalk located at Stony Brook Wildlife Sanctuary in the Town of Norfolk, and will host a special celebration and ribbon cutting ceremony on Saturday, August 26, 2017, at 11:00AM.

Drumlin Farm Wildlife Sanctuary in Lincoln will mark its new status as a waypost on the 230-mile Bay Circuit Trail with a celebration and ribbon-cutting on Saturday, July 15. The event will feature a volunteer stewardship party focusing on a section of a trail at the wildlife sanctuary that will now be shared with the Bay Circuit, which links the North and South Shores in an wide arc through eastern Massachusetts.