Regional News

We're collaborating with local hunger relief organizations to provide healthy produce for vulnerable families in our community. You can help by making a donation today!

Some of Wellfleet Bay’s day camp staffers were once campers themselves. Several transitioned from camper to counselor through the Leader-in-Training program (LIT), which allows young teens to remain a part of the day camp experience while developing environmental education skills.

One of the easiest ways to beat the heat this summer is exploring Cape Cod by water! Long Pasture’s kayak trips take place in beautiful Barnstable Harbor and are a great way to get close views of wildlife.

The Blackstone River Coalition (BRC) is in need of volunteer water quality monitors (WQM) to collect data at sites in the headwaters region of the watershed. No prior experience needed—we'll train you! Seeking volunteers for 2021 testing dates.

Thanks one local foundation's generosity, our creative collaboration with Gardner Head Start is expanding the Nature & Social-Emotional Learning program to new locations for the 2021-2022 school year!

The Youth Environmental Stewardship program is a paid summer internship that enables island youth to gain hands-on conservation and management experience at our sanctuaries. We have the chance to fund three students—but we need your help to make it happen! 

We're celebrating Felix Neck's 50th anniversary with several fun, unique events this summer. Get your entries in now for the Amity Shark Race on August 29!

The Youth Environmental Stewardship program is a paid summer internship that enables island youth to gain hands-on conservation and management experience at our sanctuaries. We have the chance to fund three students—but we need your help to make it happen! 

Our unique location atop scenic Chickatawbut Hill invites campers ages 5-13 to discover nature through hands-on exploration, creative play, and active learning. Spaces still available for Adventurers sessions.

We're collaborating with local hunger relief organizations to provide healthy produce for vulnerable families in our community. You can help by making a donation today!

At Stony Brook Day Camp in Norfolk, campers ages 5–10 discover our wildlife sanctuary's forest, fields, and wetlands during weekly sessions. Registration is now open!

At Wild at Art Summer Camp in Canton, campers ages 4.5–14 have fun as naturalists, teaching artists, and trained counselors lead them in outdoor explorations and creative art projects. Registration is open!

At Wild at Art Summer Camp in Canton, campers ages 4.5–14 have fun as naturalists, teaching artists, and trained counselors lead them in outdoor explorations and creative art projects. Registration is open!

The next time you're looking to get outdoors, stop by Broadmoor to check out the new trail improvements and learn all about what's on the horizon for our innovating organization. 

We're collaborating with local hunger relief organizations to provide healthy produce for vulnerable families in our community. You can help by making a donation today!

Teens and pre-teens can connect to nature in the community with Mass Audubon naturalists and drop-in activities featuring live wildlife (owls, hawks, and more!), nature exploration, art-making with natural materials, and local ice cream.

Ipswich River has joined the Motus Wildlife Tracking System! By participating in this exciting collaborative research network, scientists and educators across New England will be able to better understand the ecology and conservation of migratory birds.

No need to face the long lines, parking challenges, and crowds at the beach to find some fun this summer! Families are invited to join us on select Thursdays and Fridays for 2-hour, guided outdoor explorations in the riverside yard at Joppa.

Bring a brown bag lunch to the Stone Barn on August 20 for a Q&A with Mass Audubon South East staff about our new statewide Action Agenda and the projects we'll be focusing on in the South Coast.

If you've visited Daniel Webster this fall, you've probably noticed there's a lot of dirt and very little grass. Just wait—spring 2021 will bring lush, renewed meadows full of nesting birds and native pollinators!

Thanks to a generous grant, Allens Pond is hosting a free "Nature Discovery & STEAM" program series through autumn! Next programs start in October.

August 19, 2021
Support Mass Audubon's South East wildlife sanctuaries by participating in this fun annual event. New this year—we're offering not just one but five Grand Prizes! 

August 19, 2021
Support Mass Audubon's South East wildlife sanctuaries by participating in this fun annual event. New this year—we're offering not just one but five Grand Prizes! 

August 19, 2021
Support Mass Audubon's South East wildlife sanctuaries by participating in this fun annual event. New this year—we're offering not just one but five Grand Prizes!

Katherine (Kate) Buttolph has been helping Mass Audubon successfully protect land throughout central and western Massachusetts for years in her role as a Land Protection Specialist.

Certainly, 2020 was a year like no other. It was full of challenges, but because of you we had incredible successes.

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.

Experience two differing views of nature during Art in the Barn's next show—Two Perspectives on the Natural World, which opens on September 18 as part of ArtWeek Berkshires.