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Located a short distance from downtown Attleboro, Oak Knoll features woodlands that are welcoming throughout the year.

Mass Audubon's Berkshire wildlife sanctuaries include Pleasant Valley, Canoe Meadows, and Lime Kiln Farm.

We are an independent environmental conservation and advocacy organization, with educational nature programs, an aquarium, wildlife refuges, and a nature shop.

Mass Audubon is the largest nature conservation nonprofit in Massachusetts. Our wildlife sanctuaries welcome visitors to enjoy the outdoors.

Mass Audubon's Allens Pond and provides important nesting habitat for rare species including piping plovers and terns.

At Felix Neck Wilidlife Sanctuary, you can explore four miles of trails, which provide spectacular views of the surrounding woodlands, meadows, ponds, salt marsh, and barrier beach.

Lincoln Woods offers a small dose of nature in the heart of Leominster. The sanctuary’s trail system, which ranges from level to short slopes with surfaces that are smooth to uneven, traverses th…

At Flat Rock Wildlife Sanctuary, just minutes from downtown Fitchburg, the hustling sounds of the city fade into a chorus of songbirds, rustling leaves, and zipping dragonflies.

At Conway Hills in Conway a single loop trail with a moderate ascent takes you through a white pine and hemlock forest, past aging stone walls, by a large sugar maple “wolf” tree, and over some r…

Burncoat Pond Wildlife Sanctuary, which encompasses the west side of its namesake pond, provides critical habitat for its resident and migratory wildlife.

An abandoned farmstead that was once selectively lumbered and cleared for agricultural purposes, Road’s End Wildlife Sanctuary in Worthington proves that, in time, the land can return to its form…

Lime Kiln Farm Wildlife Sanctuary in Sheffield, Massachusetts, has been known to host more than 500 species of plants including many rare varieties.

For over 125 years, this property was managed as a dairy farm. The now-protected wildlife sanctuary is complete with mixed forest, dramatic geologic features, pristine cold-water streams, and ser…

At Conway Hills in Conway a single loop trail with a moderate ascent takes you through a white pine and hemlock forest, past aging stone walls, by a large sugar maple “wolf” tree, and over some r…

Wandering through pine forest on old carriage roads and deer paths, you may encounter a roosting great horned owl or a wading heron at the marsh edge.

A vast expanse of cold-water streams, ponds, forest, and woodlands, Tidmarsh is a 450-plus acre landscape permanently protected for all to enjoy. Once a working cranberry farm, this landscape und…

North Hill Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary in Duxbury can best be described as a sanctuary within a refuge with 5 miles of trails to explore.

Since Lake Wampanoag Wildlife Sanctuary is one of the lesser visited wildlife sanctuaries, it’s easy to be alone there. That is, of course, if you don’t count the fascinating wildlife that inhabi…

With everything from large red oaks to extensive wetlands, Eagle Lake supports a wealth of wildlife.

Nashoba Brook Wildlife Sanctuary is a mostly wooded sanctuary that consists of two separate parcels that are contiguous to a larger complex of preserved land owned by the Town of Westford.

Named for the small ravine in which Galloway Brook flows, Cook’s Canyon was once an early 20th-century tourist destination. The main attraction: a waterfall that descends in a series of cascades …

At the heart of Ashumet Holly is an eight-acre coastal plain pond, considered a globally rare natural community attracting over 30 species of dragonflies and rare pondshore wildflowers. The sanct…

The 28 acres comprising the Claire D. McIntosh Wildlife Refuge are home to the Audubon’s award-winning Environmental Education Center in Bristol, where educational and refuge programs are offered…

For the official source of information on the Rhode Island NWR Complex, please visit our website at http://www.fws.gov/refuge/Ninigret/About_the_Complex/

Assabet River NWR encompasses 3.5 square miles located within the towns of Hudson, Maynard, Stow and Sudbury. Formerly part of Fort Devens, this area was known as the Sudbury Training Annex. Our …