July 9, 2020
Please Note:
Trails are now open at all of our wildlife sanctuaries; buildings & most restrooms remain closed. Read More
The Future is in Our Lands Campaign
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Mass Audubon's Climate Action Plan calls for urgent action to guide Massachusetts towards achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. Protecting land is one of the most tangible and powerful solutions to help us do so while fighting climate change.
This is why Mass Audubon launched The Future is in Our Lands campaign to raise $4 million to protect 4,000 acres of undeveloped land. We're committed to bold climate action, and we need your support in our collective climate fight.
Protected land:
- Absorbs rampant carbon dioxide emissions in forests and marshes
- Buffers extreme rain events by storing flood waters
- Boosts nature’s resilience to climate change impacts
- Provides clean air, clean water, and other benefits to human health
Your help allows us to conserve our land, fight climate change, and protect the people and wildlife we love.
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These 4,000 acres of protected land will . . .
You can support the entire campaign, or a specific urgent land project:
Paucatuck Brook at Bear Hole
Mass Audubon has an opportunity to protect a 1,500-acre property that boasts extensive and beautiful intact forest, a wide range of rare plants and animals, and miles of trails—all within close proximity to hundreds of thousands of people. Learn More >
Mass Audubon has an opportunity to protect 67-acres adjacent to High Ledges Wildlife Sanctuary in Shelburne Falls, which would create a wildlife corridor of more than 1,000 connected acres. Learn More >