A Nature Year at Moose Hill: Spring

Explore what makes spring a captivating season at Moose Hill Wildlife Sanctuary in this three-month series for curious adults. Each month, a skilled Mass Audubon naturalist guides you through one of spring's most compelling topics: the geology that shaped this landscape in March, the twilight courtship flight of the American Woodcock in April, and the ephemeral wildflowers and ferns of the forest floor in May.

Sessions begin indoors with an introduction, then move outside for at least 90 minutes of active exploration through the sanctuary's varied habitats. Throughout the season, you'll build real natural history knowledge, connect with like-minded learners, and deepen your relationship with this special place. Topics may shift slightly depending on what nature provides.