Regional News

At our summer day camp in Natick, kids ages 4–17 explore, have fun, and make friends while creating lifelong memories through guided outdoor explorations, games, hands-on activities, and crafts. Registration is now open for summer 2022!

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. 

Earlier this month, the intrepid trail team at Broadmoor completed a reroute and reopened the much loved Hemlock Trail. This beautiful trail winds through oak-pine woods down to a stream bordered by hemlocks, flowing into the Wildlife Pond.

Out of an abundance of caution to Avian Influenza, we’ve temporarily moved the Drumlin Farm birds indoors in order to protect them and the staff that care for them.  

At our summer day camp, children ages 4–17 discover local habitats, connect with the natural landscape, and develop great friendships—a tradition we’ve maintained since 1956. Registration is now open for summer 2022!

On display July 1-31 
Mass Audubon Habitat Education Center & Wildlife Sanctuary Gallery presents their July show, “Capturing the Wind” featuring a collaboration between two artists from the coast of Maine, Berri Kramer, a fiber/collage artist and Susan Wilder, a printmaker. 

Habitat is excited to announce that we have a new Electric Vehicle (EV) charging station now open for public use at the sanctuary! 

On display March 4-September 5, 2022

Mass Audubon is pleased to collaborate with the renowned Concord Museum on an exhibition that explores William Brewster's life and legacy in Concord.

Did you miss our free Envisioning Brewster's Woods online lecture series in October? Recordings of all three lectures are now available for you to watch on your own time!