Age group

Handicap accessible

Infirmary

Indoor/Outdoor Playground

At Mass Audubon, we believe that everyone deserves access to nature. That’s why we’re dedicated to protecting wildlife and conserving resilient land for future generations. For 125 years, we’ve been on the forefront of conservation efforts in New England, and we’re proud to carry on the legacy of two women who fought to protect birds. 

Mass Audubon is the largest nature-based conservation organization in New England, and for 125 years, we’ve been working to protect wildlife and conserve resilient land. Our mission is to ensure that everyone has access to nature, and that we can protect it for future generations. We focus on the biggest challenges facing our environment today, such as biodiversity loss, climate change, and access to nature. 

With the help of our 160,000 members and supporters, we’re able to make a real difference. We advocate for impactful environmental policies, offer nationally recognized education programs for both adults and children, and provide opportunities to experience the outdoors at our wildlife sanctuaries. We are proud to continue the legacy of two women who fought for the protection of birds.

STEM/STEAM

Nature

Field Trips

Moderate

Most field trip programs can be paired with an introductory classroom experience at your school, either virtually or in-person, to activate student learning prior to their visit. If transportation is a barrier, programs can be led as field experiences in your own schoolyard or a nearby outdoor space.

Field Trips & Field Science Series

Enrich your afterschool program with a nature-based option that will get students outdoors to explore, have fun, and practice age-appropriate science skills in their own schoolyard. Whether you have asphalt and a few trees, a school garden, or a full forest surrounding your school, we will help your students connect with the diversity and wonder of the natural world.

Afterschool Experiences at Your School

Dive deeper with multi-week, naturalist-led science programming in your classroom. 

Multi-week Series

Coed

Preschool

Kids

Mass Audubon Broadmoor

Good walking paths that wind through various landscapes. 

Rony S

Zander Y

The classes were fun, and I learned a lot! 

Liana H

Great people, a great organization, and a lot of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors and care for and protect Massachusetts' natural environment 

Grace W

It is advantageous for both people and wildlife in Massachusetts to preserve open space and to inform the public about the value of doing so.
In our own backyards, a wonderful organization is doing wonderful things. 