Mass Audubon unveils new universally accessible trails at three
more wildlife sanctuaries this autumn.
LINCOLN, MA — Mass Audubon unveils new universally accessible trails at three
more wildlife sanctuaries this autumn, underscoring the conservation organization's commitment to encouraging people of all abilities to connect with nature.
Under Johnson's leadership (1999 - 2012), Mass Audubon opened 16
more wildlife sanctuaries across the state, pioneered a comprehensive program of sustainable practices at our properties, and strengthened our commitment to reaching new audiences and urban environmental education.
Not exact matches
Learn
more about birds and nature in general at an upcoming family program at a Mass Audubon
wildlife sanctuary near you.
Our Library Partners Program includes discounted admission to
more than 50 spectacular
wildlife sanctuaries across the state, where library patrons can explore and enjoy the nature of Massachusetts.
With its Sensory Trails, the conservation organization's network of
wildlife sanctuaries and nature centers has created a richer,
more accessible experience for all visitors,» said Paula Gangopadhyay, IMLS Deputy Director of Museum Services.
Look for amphibians, draw owls, de-stress on a nature walk, learn digital photography, and
more at a
wildlife sanctuary this weekend.
In addition to the free - form Green Trails, several
wildlife sanctuaries offer
more structured tours of their green features.
Since the event began in 1983, thousands of dedicated supporters and team members have raised
more than $ 2 million to support Mass Audubon's
wildlife sanctuaries and programs across the state.
Broad Meadow Brook in Worcester is the largest urban
wildlife sanctuary in New England, with
more than 400 acres cooperatively managed or owned by Mass Audubon.
Fortunately, Mass Audubon has
more than 100 miles of trails to explore, and several of our
wildlife sanctuaries have snowshoes for rent.
Members enjoy free admission to our
wildlife sanctuaries, which provide people with much - needed places for recreation and relaxation, and are home to
more than 150 endangered and threatened native species.
Mass Audubon offers a variety of programs for adults to get outside and enjoy the nature of Massachusetts - you can find naturalist - guided walks, workshops, and
more at one of our
wildlife sanctuaries.
Mass Audubon inspires a love of nature through an incredible variety of family and kid - friendly programs at our
wildlife sanctuaries, summer camps, preschools, in classrooms, and
more.
We protect
more than 37,500 acres of land throughout the state working to save birds and other
wildlife and making nature accessible to all through our system of 58
wildlife sanctuaries, 20 of them with staffed nature centers.
More than 750 volunteers showed up Saturday, April 29 at 16
wildlife sanctuaries to help prepare them for the busy visitation season ahead.
LINCOLN, MA —
More than 650 people pitched in at Mass Audubon
wildlife sanctuaries from Cape Cod to the Berkshires to make the respected conservation organization's annual «Work for
Wildlife» Statewide Volunteer Day a grand success.
With your help we have protected
more than 35,000 acres, and our statewide network of
wildlife sanctuaries is home to over 150 endangered and threatened native species.
At most of our
wildlife sanctuaries, we have illustrated panels that provide information on the trails, features, seasonal natural history, and
more.
Mass Audubon strategically established this
wildlife sanctuary, comprised of
more than 50 % upland, in part to accommodate migration of the abutting salt marsh migration as the sea levels rise.
Visit with
more of our resident
wildlife and farm animals, learn about winter tracking, and explore the
wildlife sanctuary's trails
Not only will families have a place to spend
more outside time together but so will school children visiting the
wildlife sanctuary, after - school program participants, campers, and children coming for other group activities, such as scouts.
Mass Audubon's
wildlife sanctuaries offer excellent opportunities to see and learn
more about the birds of Massachusetts.
Today, Broad Meadow Brook
Wildlife Sanctuary and Conservation Center encompasses
more than 400 acres, miles of trails, and a fun, information - packed Visitor Center featuring exhibits about the Blackstone River Watershed, energy conservation, native
wildlife and
more.
Give your team year - round access to fun and healthy outdoor experiences at
more than 50 Mass Audubon
wildlife sanctuaries, nature centers, and museums.
Included is Mass Audubon's proposal to turn
more than 400 acres into a
wildlife sanctuary, including a fundraising campaign.
Mass Audubon has worked with local landowners, the Housatonic River Natural Resource Damages Fund, and the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection to add almost 120 acres to the
wildlife sanctuary in Sheffield, which will now total
more than 360 acres.
Collaborating with partners including far - sighted and innovative owners, state and federal environmental agencies, and the Town of Plymouth, Mass Audubon is working to develop a
wildlife sanctuary on
more than 479 acres of the Tidmarsh Farms property.
Spreading across
more than 700 acres in Easthampton and Northampton along the western bank of the oxbow, the
wildlife sanctuary offers visitors a range of landscapes and habitats attractive to birds, from marshes and meadows to grasslands and forest.
Gordon said she is especially excited about new education programming at the
wildlife sanctuaries, including innovative exhibits being designed at the Oak Knoll Nature Center to provide children with a
more interactive experience.
Many of our
wildlife sanctuaries also offer food - related programs where you can also learn new techniques in the kitchen, meet your local farmers, get involved in the local food system, and much
more!
Today, Mass Audubon manages 100
wildlife sanctuaries statewide, comprising
more than 30,000 acres of protected land and laced by 160 miles of walking trails
Matthew A. Beaton said, «This is always a fun gathering for kids and families, and through the Ms. G event at this amazing
wildlife sanctuary, the littlest children can learn a bit
more about the natural world.
Learn
more about our Community Partners Program, a unique way for businesses and nonprofit organizations to offer great benefits for their employees, while supporting this
wildlife sanctuary and Mass Audubon's statewide efforts to protect
wildlife and wild lands.
Mass Audubon's
wildlife sanctuaries offer excellent opportunities to see and learn
more about the birds of Massachusetts, whether you're on a naturalist - guided walk or on your own with one of our bird checklists.
«It's gratifying that so many people share our vision for a
wildlife sanctuary in Plymouth, and we're confident this substantial match opportunity will encourage even
more donors and supporters.»
We are working to prepare
more of our
wildlife sanctuaries for public visitation and we will update these pages as as marked trails, parking areas, maps, and signage are provided at these sites.
The state's largest conservation nonprofit has worked with local landowners, the Housatonic River Natural Resource Damages Fund (HRNRDF), and the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) to add almost 120 acres to the
wildlife sanctuary in Sheffield, which will now total
more than 360 acres.
With
more than 50
wildlife sanctuaries located around the state, there are plenty of community service opportunities for groups interested in volunteering with Mass Audubon.
Volunteers who give 50 hours a year or
more of service are eligible for a volunteer membership and receive a Volunteer I.D. card, which allows: * Free admission to all Mass Audubon
wildlife sanctuaries * Free or discounted access to participating area museums and attractions * Other benefits may be awarded by the
sanctuary or department where the individual volunteers.
The robins live at the Zealandia
wildlife sanctuary, a 225 - hectare nature paradise in Wellington where
more than 700 of the birds live wild and protected from predators in the middle of the city.
Johnson plays beefy anthropologist Davis Okoye, who relates
more to primates than he does his human co-workers at a San Diego
wildlife sanctuary.
The nurses provided by VTWB help in animal
sanctuaries, spay / neuter,
wildlife rescue, and
more.
Each month we reach
more than 1,000 homeless animals in shelters, rescue groups, feral colonies, and
wildlife sanctuaries.
Black cats get lucky; a Colorado
sanctuary teaches horses to trust; shelters feel the fallout from the backyard chicken craze; Florida shelter educates its staff and volunteers about fomites to prevent the spread of disease; New York rescue groups showcase foster kitties in stylish chapeaus; a
wildlife biologist discusses ways for cat advocates and conservationists to work together; and
more.
Every month, we reach
more than 1,000 homeless animals in shelters, rescue groups, pets of the homeless and
wildlife sanctuaries.
The ABC strongly supports
sanctuaries for stray and feral cats as an alternative to TNR that is
more humane to both cats and
wildlife.»
The beautiful state is blessed with beaches, hill stations,
wildlife sanctuaries, waterfalls, UNESCO heritage sites, ancient temples and a lot
more of delights for visitors.
Complete access to Baha Mar's extensive amenities including a Jack Nicklaus - designed golf course, tennis facilities, Explorer's Club for children, casino, tropical pools, interactive
wildlife sanctuary, restaurants, bars, shopping and
more
For the
more adventurous, take a day trip to Isla Contoy, a natural
wildlife reserve and bird
sanctuary.