Regional News

We just recorded the fourth busiest cold-stunned season on record. More than 730 sea turtles were rescued or recovered, most of them critically endangered Kemp’s Ridleys.

Longtime volunteers Peggy Sagan and her husband Mike Simons are active members of Wellfleet Bay's community. Now they've taken steps to help ensure that the sanctuary's important work continues in the years ahead.

If you're ready to learn more birds than the ones at your feeder, your chance is coming up! Long Pasture Wildlife Sanctuary birding ace Chris Walz will be kicking off his popular year-long birding program covering the Cape's many birding hot spots.

The annual Cape Cod Natural History Conference will not be held in 2022. Organizers say it's hoped the conference eventually can return to an in-person event and continue to serve as an important networking opportunity.

Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard staff combined forces in 2021 and the connection made Mass Audubon's work more effective and more impactful. It was an undeniably difficult year, but we persevered and can be proud of our accomplishments this year.

For some Cape children, nature experiences are mostly confined to their backyards. But at one elementary school, Mass Audubon Cape Cod educators are working to broaden students' knowledge and experiences with the natural world.

If you're ready to learn more birds than the ones at your feeder, your chance is coming up! Long Pasture's birding ace Chris Walz will be kicking off his popular year-long birding program covering the Cape's many birding hot spots.

Long Pasture’s recently opened Discovery Center now has 52 solar photovoltaic panels on its roof—and soon will be generating all of the electricity it needs. The panels are part of a $100,000 solar matching challenge awarded by the Tern Foundation.

Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard staff combined forces in 2021 and the connection made Mass Audubon's work more effective and more impactful. It was an undeniably difficult year, but we persevered and can be proud of our accomplishments this year.

Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard staff combined forces in 2021 and the connection made Mass Audubon's work more effective and more impactful. It was an undeniably difficult year, but we persevered and can be proud of our accomplishments this year.