News and Announcements

Projects will boost biodiversity, enhance resilience, and create outdoor recreation opportunities

Partners and the public will now be able to clean up fishing gear debris to prevent ghost fishing, protect marine life, and enhance public safety

Report highlights progress made in energy affordability, protecting nature and climate resilience efforts

The Healey-Driscoll Administration announced today nearly $1.2 million to support programs and projects that will boost the competitiveness of commercial fisheries.

Projects will improve access for all to the state’s premier saltwater fishing opportunities in Tisbury and Fairhaven

Easthampton, Littleton, Townsend, Wareham, West Springfield, West Tisbury, and Westfield area dams to be funded

Partners celebrate protection of this large, connected landscape for wildlife, climate resilience, and outdoor recreation

Massachusetts and California will become the first states in the nation to uphold this global commitment to collective action on biodiversity and climate

Funds raised directly support sustainable fishing, habitat restoration, and angler education in Massachusetts

Partnerships lead and support watershed-scale river and wetland restoration within their regions.

Kyla Hastie has been appointed to the Massachusetts Fisheries and Wildlife Board.

Partners and the public gathered to unveil the new MassWildlife Rockdale Highlands Wildlife Management Area in Stockbridge.

Malcolm Haith has been appointed to the Massachusetts Fisheries and Wildlife Board.

Partners gathered to unveil a new canoe and kayak launch that increases access to fishing and boating in downtown Athol