A Nature Year at Broad Meadow Brook - Fall Series

Immerse yourself in a full year of local natural history. With a skilled Mass Audubon naturalist as your guide, experience the cycle of the seasons at Broad Meadow Brook Wildlife Sanctuary and gain extensive natural history knowledge-all while receiving the many benefits of spending time outdoors. Each month, you will focus on a special topic, natural community, or seasonal phenomenon. In autumn, learn about migrating hawks, mushrooms, and waterfowl. As the temperatures drop, explore wildlife tracking, owls, and mammals. During spring, we'll study woodcocks, vernal pools, migrating songbirds, and more. Finally, spend the summer delving into butterflies and other insects, and nighthawks.

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Fall sessions will meet the second Saturday of each month from 10am to noon.

We will usually start inside with an introduction and overview of topics and then head out for our adventure in the field which will be at least 90 minutes outside. We'll travel mainly on trails, actively exploring and experiencing various habitats and sanctuary spots.

Register for the entire year, all 12 monthly sessions, for $198/members, $240/nonmembers

Or, register for the Fall, 3 monthly sessions - September, October, and November, for $54/members, $60/nonmembers