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The discovery has been heralded as astonishing both because birdwatchers have studied the wildlife sanctuary for more than a century and because the Bugun liocichla species has no known relatives in the area.

Also visit Ranthambore wildlife sanctuary for observing the endangered Asiatic loins at the close quarters in their own vicinity.

These animals should be placed with a licensed rehabilitation facility or wildlife sanctuary for care or eventual reintroduction.

Now we can confidently work to create a new wildlife sanctuary for all to visit, explore, and enjoy.

Bob Wilber, Mass Audubon's Director of Land Conservation, was on hand to talk about Mass Audubon's plans to create a wildlife sanctuary for all to enjoy.

With your support, we will create a wildlife sanctuary for exploration and education, which will become a national model for protecting restored lands and showcasing promising response to climate change.

Glorianna and Evan have chosen Mass Audubon as the organization to further their vision by creating a permanently protected wildlife sanctuary for all to enjoy.

That's why, starting in June 2014, Mass Audubon completed a one - year, in - depth strategic planning process at the statewide level, the results of which will help guide all of our wildlife sanctuaries for the coming five years.

The project, which has emerged from Mass Audubon's commitment to developing trails at its wildlife sanctuaries for visitors with a full range of functional abilities, will provide guidance and support materials for like - minded organizations nationwide.

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.

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Tracy Brook Wildlife Sanctuary provides a special place for viewing all sorts of wildlife, including birds, beavers and otters.

This fun event is appropriate for people of all abilities, ages, and backgrounds, helping participants to connect with nature while also raising funds for Mass Audubon's wildlife sanctuaries and programs.

For family photos with a warm, rustic feel, head over to Drumlin Farm, a real working farm and wildlife sanctuary with bright red barns, farm animals, and large open fields.

For his remarkable image, Grand Prize Winner Shure was awarded a $ 250 gift card to redeem at a Mass Audubon shop or a wildlife sanctuary, and he and his photograph will be featured in Mass Audubon's member newsletter.

Drumlin Farm offers professional development opportunities for teachers at your site and at our wildlife sanctuary.

Our Organizational Membership is designed for self - guided visitation at Mass Audubon wildlife sanctuaries, nature centers, and museums, by small groups accompanied by staff from your organization / agency.

It's also wonderful tool for those not able to physically visit the sanctuary, and for everyone to see what happens on the wildlife sanctuary when no one is around!

For a safe visitor experience please read our list of guidelines for visiting the wildlife sanctuaFor a safe visitor experience please read our list of guidelines for visiting the wildlife sanctuafor visiting the wildlife sanctuary.

The popular «race» of rubber ducks along a tidal channel into the coastal pond is a major fundraiser for the wildlife sanctuary and features a remarkable Grand Prize — dinner for two anywhere in the world, including airfare and two nights» lodging.

Oak Knoll Wildlife Sanctuary is grateful for all the volunteers that help out at the wildlife sSanctuary is grateful for all the volunteers that help out at the wildlife sanctuarysanctuary.

Keeping abreast of the new scientific discoveries and tools related to climate change, designing and implementing our own research and monitoring projects, encouraging scientists to use our wildlife sanctuaries, and sharing lessons learned with our partners are appropriate high impact strategies for a science - based organization like Mass Audubon.

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.

Check here for the latest news from Mass Audubon wildlife sanctuaries around the state.

Or just stop by for a visit; every wildlife sanctuary offers something new, and some families even resolve to explore as many as they can over the course of a year.

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.

From forest to meadow, salt marsh to seashore, farmland to heathland, many of Mass Audubon's wildlife sanctuaries offer a unique, natural setting for your family gathering, party, or business event.

We raise livestock and poultry, grow crops, and produce hay for our animals — all within a 206 - acre wildlife sanctuary.

Campers ages 4 — 18 experience life on a working farm and wildlife sanctuary as they care for farm animals, practice sustainable farming, discover the science behind nature, and observe native wildlife.

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.

Each year, our statewide network of wildlife sanctuaries welcomes nearly half a million visitors of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds and serves as the base for our work.

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.

As a permanently protected wildlife sanctuary, the property will invite visitors to explore a landscape as it «returns to nature,» and observe the rejuvenation of flora and fauna — including many bird species — that haven't been present at this site for generations.

«We continue to strive to make this conservation center and wildlife sanctuary a true resource for people of all ages and backgrounds to connect with nature.»

For its part, Mass Audubon offers universally accessible features at 20 of its wildlife sanctuaries; 10 include multi-sensory interpretive trails, thanks to support from the federal Institute of Museum and Library Services.

With the restoration nearly complete, Mass Audubon has the opportunity to establish a wildlife sanctuary on 479 acres of wetlands, woods, and grasslands and to partner with the Town of Plymouth to protect an additional 139 acres, for a total of 618 acres conserved.

In partnership with the Museum Institute for Teaching Science (MITS) and other museums and nature centers, Mass Audubon wildlife sanctuaries in four regions are offering graduate level courses for upper elementary, middle school, and high school educators.

LINCOLN, MA — Mass Audubon's Drumlin Farm Wildlife Sanctuary has earned LEED ® Gold certification for its Farm Life Center, which leverages state - of - the art green design features to enhance the popular wildlife sanctuary's nature - based education and programming obSanctuary has earned LEED ® Gold certification for its Farm Life Center, which leverages state - of - the art green design features to enhance the popular wildlife sanctuary's nature - based education and programming obsanctuary's nature - based education and programming objectives.

Together with Sanctuary Director Deb Cary and other Mass Audubon staff, put up signs and markers, look for wildlife tracks, pick up branches, and fill the bird feeders.

Your tax - deductible contribution will help care for our wildlife sanctuaries and ensure Mass Audubon can grow green and strong into the future, protecting additional lands and continuing to benefit the people and communities we serve.

Sixteen Mass Audubon wildlife sanctuaries from Cape Cod to the Berkshires will offer projects suitable for all ages and abilities.

Each will be charged a discounted rate of just $ 2 for admission to any Mass Audubon wildlife sanctuary.

«We've identified Canoe Meadows as one of Mass Audubon's best opportunities for providing high quality grassland habitat for birds and other wildlife,» said Berkshires Sanctuaries Director Becky Cushing.

Perkins Island is the wildlife sanctuary's only camping area that provides a wilderness - type setting for canoeists.

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.

Nantucket and Cape Cod for a bike and beach adventure, by way of several Mass Audubon wildlife sanctuaries.

By joining hundreds of others in the 9 am - to - noon spring cleanup, participants can connect with nature and have fun while helping our wildlife sanctuaries get ready for the outdoor season.

For a list of participating wildlife sanctuaries, visit www.massaudubon.org/workforwildlife.