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Girl with binoculars Join today and get outside at one of our 60+ wildlife sanctuaries.
A White-breasted Nuthatch climbs down a tree trunk head-first.

Publications & Resources

Dive in to Mass Audubon's publications, reports, videos, fact sheets, and more.

Reports

A hawk perches on a rooftop solar panel, with tree branches in the background

Growing Solar, Protecting Nature

Mass Audubon teamed up with Harvard Forest to complete a comprehensive analysis of Massachusetts’ options for future solar development. 

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Rutland Brook Wildlife Sanctuary

A Pathway to 30x30

This report makes the case for protecting natural and working lands and outlines how the Commonwealth can reach its 30x30 and 40x50 land conservation goals.

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© Julie Archibald

Losing Ground

A report analyzing changes to land use patterns in Massachusetts using the most up-to-date technology every five years.

Wood Thrush

Breeding Bird Atlases

Collection of data about all of the birds that breed in a particular state or region.

Black-capped Chickadee on sumac flowers
Black-capped Chickadee

State of the Birds

Reports that analyze data as to how our bird populations had changed over time and what's projected for the future.

Videos

Mass Audubon's Action Agenda

Watch just a few ways Mass Audubon's Action Agenda is already making an impact. 

Power of Nature

Nature has the power to heal, restore, and protect.
 

Power of People

People are the stewards of the nature and the voice for wildlife.

How Mass Audubon Rescues Sea Turtles in Massachusetts

Find out why sea turtles get stranded on Cape Cod every winter and how we help save them.

A Campaign to Rescue Raptors

We're advocating to reduce the use of second-generation anti-coagulant rodenticides (SGARs). 

Mass Audubon's Early Career Programs

Learn more about how we're preparing students and young adults to launch their careers and propel the environmental movement forward.

Nature in the City

Mass Audubon is dedicated to restoring and protecting greenspaces in cities and environmental justice communities

Protecting Horseshoe Crabs

We're working to restore horseshoe crab populations in Massachusetts.

Publications

Side view of a Great Blye Heron copyright Amy Erb
Great Blue Heron © Amy Erb

Action Agenda

An ambitious five-year plan that signals a dynamic new era for the organization.

Spotted Salamander resting on a fallen leaf on the trail
Spotted Salamander

Explore

Mass Audubon's Quarterly member newsletter.

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Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary, Natick

Annual Report

A look at the past year's accomplishments.

Nature Smarts Workbooks on a table

Nature Smart Workbooks

STEM-based workbooks for children packed with interactive learning activities with an emphasis on observational skills and the investigation method.

Tidmarsh Wildlife Sanctuary watercolor © Barry Van Dusen
© Barry Van Dusen

Finding Sanctuary

An Artist Explores the Nature of Mass Audubon.

cover of sanctuary magazine from 2014

Sanctuary magazine

A journal about natural history and the environment. The 200th—and final—issue was published in 2014.


 

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Conservation Restriction Stewardship Manual

This helpful manual provides guidance for state-based land trusts and public agencies on managing conservation restrictions.

Values of Nature Fact Sheets

Mowed path through grasslands at Daniel Webster Wildlife Sanctuary

Value of Nature

A look at the ecosystem services provided by five different ecosystems.