Regional News

The 2022 cold-stunned sea turtle season has officially concluded with nearly 900 endangered and threatened sea turtles rescued and recovered from the Cape's bayside beaches. Our annual Cape-wide rescue effort wouldn't be successful without our more than 200 trained volunteers and our tireless seven-member turtle team!

As helpful as they can be, phone apps and field guides can be slow-going for new birders. In 2023, resolve to build your birding ID skills by spending time in the field each month with an experienced birder at some of the region's best birding spots!

Mass Audubon Cape Cod wishes to recognize and express our thanks to two leading regional businesses, Jill Neubauer Architects and Main Street Home Loans, who've become members of Mass Audubon’s Community Partners program. The program allows both companies to offer their employees free Mass Audubon memberships and other benefits while helping Mass Audubon further its mission on the Cape.

As helpful as they can be, phone apps and field guides can be slow-going for new birders. In 2023, resolve to build your birding ID skills by spending time in the field each month with an experienced birder at some of the region's best birding spots!

What began as a practice session on Corporation Beach in Dennis turned into a real life cold-stunned sea turtle rescue experience for a group of Wixon Elementary School students.

Work is nearing completion on Long Pasture’s new Outdoor Teaching Pavilion, a structure that's fully accessible and net-zero for energy use. Along with the Discovery Center, the pavilion will give the sanctuary maximum flexibility for hosting school, community and many other groups.