Regional News

Doris Countryman, a longtime volunteer who shared her love of birds and nature, left a special legacy to Wellfleet Bay so the place where she spent so much time enjoying nature could continue helping others enjoy it for years to come.

Since COVID-19 upended traditional learning, Mass Audubon educators statewide have worked hard to reinvent our nature-based science programs for schools. The result is a new curriculum that provides maximum flexibility and a connection with the outdoors.

Officially, James Nielsen is Wellfleet Bay’s property manager. But as any staff member or volunteer will tell you, the job title only begins to cover the many roles he fills and his numerous skills and talents. James is marking his 20th year of service at Mass Audubon

Wellfleet Bay's cold-stunned sea turtle rescue program is featured in a new BBC television nature series premiering in the US and around the world this month.

Playing with sticks, counting acorns, and tromping through mud may sound like child's play. But it's part of the core curriculum at Cape Cod's first Nature Preschool here at Long Pasture.

Sanctuary Director Ian Ives says the Discovery Center project includes not only a new, modern building, but exterior improvements that will create a campus with updated access for everyone in the community.

We're celebrating Felix Neck's 50th anniversary with several fun, unique events this summer! Join us in honoring and reflecting on the sanctuary's five decades of work inspiring nature heroes. 

Marney Toole has been a volunteer with the sanctuary on and off since the 1980s. We talked with Marney about her experiences and to find out what she loves about Felix Neck, volunteering, and the winter season.