In a recent conversation, O'Neill talked about where nature-based climate solutions fit into the state's climate goals, how ...

The cicadas will only be seen in 12 other states when they arrive, including Georgia, Kentucky, Indiana, Maryland, North ...

Ten years ago, my grandsons joined Stu and Kathy Parsons, a few other folks and me for the annual Birdathon sponsored by Mass ...

The Massachusetts Audubon Society has been eyeing a decrepit industrial property on the Chelsea waterfront for nearly three years, with the hopes of turning it into a public park along with mixed ...

New England’s largest nature-based conservation organization is pressing forward to address the impending threats of climate ...

The Cape and Islands’ first record of white-faced ibis was identified after the fact from a photo of 15 glossy ibis flying over Sandy Neck in Barnstable. Other sightings at Sandy Neck included 150 ...

Strong gusts of wind knocked down a bald eagle nest with two growing eaglets in Massachusetts. The nest plunged into a swampy ...

According to Mass Audubon, "cicadas are among the most benign of insects" and do not typically carry any sorts of disease. The organization added that they do not hurt pets, either.

Mass Audubon, at 129 years old, is leading the push for an increase in state conservation investments. President and CEO David O'Neill has spent years in the conservation sector at organizations ...