Update on Cape Wind
The release of the Federal Environmental Impact Statement is a positive step forward. 
Never-before-exhibited Decoys by Elmer Crowell
The Visual Arts Center presents a new exhibition, A. Elmer Crowell: Master of Decoys and More.
134 Acres Protected In The Berkshires!
Mass Audubon helps to strengthen nature's resistance to climate change.
New Law for Land Protection
State income tax credit for landowners was supported by Mass Audubon and The Nature Conservancy.
Environmental Effects of Mega-Casinos
Feature stories from the current issue of Sanctuary magazine are now available online.
Birders Meeting
The 17th annual Birders Meeting will take place on March 7 at Worcester Technical High School in Worcester.
Commonwealth Honors Mass Audubon's Norman Smith
Blue Hills Chickatawbut Hill Education Center Renamed to Honor Trailside Museum Director.
Superbowl of Birding VI - January 24
Join Joppa Flats for this annual celebration of winter birding.
Calling All Backyard Bird Feeders!
Help Mass Audubon track trends in winter feeder birds February 7 & 8.
The Merrimack River Eagle Festival
Come to Newburyport on February 14th and celebrate the return of our Bald Eagles!
Come Play Outside!
Eight new Quests will help you discover the special stories of Mass Audubon's sanctuaries.
Cape Ann Winter Birding Weekend
Join us January 31 - February 1 to enjoy Cape Ann's birding hot spots.
Tell Us About Your Visit!
If you have visited one of our sites recently, please take our visitor survey. Let us know about your experience!
Owls Are Everywhere!
We can help you ID the owls in your neighborhood, then you can put them on the map.
Check Out Mass Audubon's Latest Green Efforts
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BNC installs solar array.  |
| Tour Broadmoor's green building. |
Managing Invasive Species
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Mass Audubon focuses on this major threat to the nature of our Commonwealth. |
| Back by popular demand! A Guide to Invasive Plants in Massachusetts. |
January 19
A general warming trend known as the January thaw occurs about this time.Watch for flights of bees and listen for the chirp of spring peepers.
January 26
New moon.
