Mass Audubon Habitat Educational Center & Wildlife Sanctuary

About Mass Audubon Habitat Educational Center & Wildlife Sanctuary

At Mass Audubon, we believe that everyone should have access to the wonders of nature. We are dedicated to creating a healthier and more equitable future for all – for people, wildlife, and the planet. Mass Audubon is New England’s largest nature-based conservation organization, and we’re carrying on the legacy of two women who fought for the protection of birds back in 1896. We’re committed to protecting wildlife, conserving and restoring resilient land, advocating for impactful environmental policies, and providing education and outdoor experiences for adults and children alike. Our 140,000 members and supporters help us in this mission, so that everyone can have access to the wonders of nature and a healthier and more equitable future for all. We’re tackling the biggest challenges that face the environment today, such as the loss of biodiversity, inequitable access to nature, and climate change. At Mass Audubon, we strive to ensure that people, wildlife, and the planet all have a better future. We’re passionate about protecting and preserving nature, and we invite you to join us in this mission. Together, we can create a brighter future for us all.

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Preschool Naturalists Wednesday

Children 3-5 Preschool Naturalists is a weekly drop-off enrichment program for children who turned ages 3 or 4 by September 2021. The program takes place entirely outdoors, where children can explore and discover nature in a safe, nurturing environment with the guidance of our experienced teachers. Children will have the opportunity to socialize with peers and form a positive relationship with nature by experiencing it firsthand. Join us for the 27th year of Preschool Naturalists at Habitat Wildlife Sanctuary, where we're planning another season filled discovery, smiles, and growth.

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Homeschool Naturalists: Amazing Animals

Children 6-7 Compare and contrast reptiles, birds, amphibians, mammals, and invertebrates. Explore how scientists sort animals into groups based on their body parts, some of which help them survive in the places they live. Investigate how animals with different life cycles and eating habits live in the same habitats. Learn about amazing animals through games, hands-on investigations, observations, and nature journaling. Then, create your own field guide to the animals of Habitat!

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Afternoons Outside: Coyote Club Spring 2022 (Age 5 - 7)

This outdoor afterschool group is a safe way to get outdoors, move our bodies, connect with nature and make new friends - all while remaining socially distant and following Covid-safe procedures. Our groups will explore seasonal themes through nature exploration, artistic expression, games, and reflection.

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