Tourists aren’t the only ones who love the Massachusetts coast. Overabundant deer on sand dunes and salt marshes can have surprising and serious effects on these unique habitats.
MassWildlife is stocking more than 70,000 trout across Massachusetts this fall; new signs at four hatcheries invite visitors to take a self-guided tour and see how trout are raised.
MassWildlife is hosting a series of walks at locations across the Commonwealth. Lace up your hiking boots and come learn about successful restoration projects that support rare and common wildlife.
Take a deeper look at how MassWildlife is cultivating safe and knowledgeable hunters. Learn about course offerings, new program leadership, and the importance of volunteers.
This summer, members of MassWildlife’s prescribed fire crew are putting their training and experience to work beyond Massachusetts by supporting ongoing wildland firefighting efforts.
Fall hunting seasons are just around the corner. Stay up to date on hunting information, including regulation changes, antlerless deer permit awards and surplus sales, and waterfowl season dates and bag limits.
Predators killing chickens and damaging coops is becoming a major source of wildlife conflict in Massachusetts. Learn how you can take action to protect your poultry.
Zoo New England, MassWildlife, and US Fish and Wildlife Service celebrate the historic release of a new generation of endangered Blanding's turtles after 20 years of conservation efforts.
