Metro South
No matter your age or interests, you'll find something for everyone at our 4 Metro South wildlife sanctuaries.
Nature Centers & Trails
Blue Hills Trailside Museum, Milton
The interpretive center for the state-owned Blue Hills Reservation, this sanctuary features a natural history museum, outdoor wildlife exhibits, and is home to the Snowy Owl Project. Explore Blue Hills Trailside Museum
Moose Hill Wildlife Sanctuary, Sharon
Mass Audubon's oldest and largest wildlife sanctuary encompasses forests, fields, and wetlands with diverse hiking trails and a red maple swamp boardwalk. Explore Moose Hill
Museum of American Bird Art Education Center, Canton
Located on a beautiful 121-acre property, the MABA Education Center connects people with nature through art through art-inspired educational programs for people of all ages. Explore MABA Education Center
Stony Brook Wildlife Sanctuary, Norfolk
With an extensive boardwalk that goes through forest, fields, and wetlands, here you can get up-close views of wildlife above and under the water. Explore Stony Brook