Publications & Resources

Mass Audubon conducts research and produces reports on everything from land use to breeding birds.

Mass Audubon teamed up with Harvard Forest to complete a comprehensive analysis of Massachusetts’ options for future solar development.

Reports that analyze data as to how our bird populations had changed over time and what's projected for the future.

A report analyzing changes to land use patterns in Massachusetts using the most up-to-date technology every five years.

Collection of data about all of the birds that breed in a particular state or region.

An ambitious five-year plan that signals a dynamic new era for the organization.

Mass Audubon's Quarterly member newsletter.

A look at the past year's accomplishments.

STEM-based workbooks for children packed with interactive learning activities with an emphasis on observational skills and the investigation method.

An Artist Explores the Nature of Mass Audubon.

A journal about natural history and the environment. The 200th—and final—issue was published in 2014.

This helpful manual provides guidance for state-based land trusts and public agencies on managing conservation restrictions.

A look at the ecosystem services provided by five different ecosystems.