Make the Most of the New Year

Dreading that time-honored tradition of crafting the perfect New Year’s resolution? We can help! Check out these five easy things you can do in 2024 to make the world a better place for people and wildlife. 

Keep Raptors Safe 

Owls, eagles, foxes, and other predators keep Massachusetts’ ecosystems in balance. But shocking numbers of these iconic creatures suffer sickness or death after eating poisoned rodents.

Mass Audubon is launching a campaign to reduce the use of rodent poisons across Massachusetts. To succeed, we need landowners, pest control experts, and volunteer wildlife supporters in every community in our state. Find out how you can get involved

Learn Something New 

From the ins and outs of birding to discovering which animal made which track, Mass Audubon has a full slate of in-person and online programs. View our full catalog of programs

Hit the Trails 

Mass Audubon’s wildlife sanctuaries span from the Cape and Islands to the Berkshires. Hike miles of trails that wind through forests and meadows, along beaches, through a working farm, and up a summit. Visit a favorite or try a new spot. Plan your adventure

Conserve Nature Close to Home 

Taking action to fight climate change and protect nature can feel daunting. But the U.S. is among the countries with the highest greenhouse gas emissions per person. Our choices—and the policies adopted by our local towns and cities—can have real consequences for nature and the climate.  

Learn how to support nature, biodiversity, and the climate in your community through a free online series. Reserve your spot

Join the Ranks 

Mass Audubon's success is possible thanks people like you who care deeply about nature and take action to protect it.

Join today and get free admission to our wildlife sanctuaries across Massachusetts plus program, event, and gift shop discounts. Become a member

Already a member? Thank you! Help spread the word. Or give the gift of membership