News and Announcements

The MassWildlife Habitat Management Grant Program provides financial assistance to private and municipal landowners of conserved lands to manage habitat for wildlife and outdoor recreation.

Anderson was a skilled ornithologist and naturalist who devoted decades to conservation in Massachusetts.

Herpetologists from across Massachusetts and beyond meet to discuss the future of amphibian and reptile conservation efforts.

60,000 rainbow trout and 4,000 brown trout will be stocked across Massachusetts this fall.

Hunting is a safe activity. Equipped with the right information, non-hunters can feel comfortable using the woods at any time of year.

With over 45 outdoor activities, there's something for everyone!

MJCC provides opportunities for youth to learn or enhance their outdoor skills and teaches ethical responsibilities of hunting and fishing in order to foster stewardship of natural resources.

Four members of the MassWildlife prescribed fire crew were deployed with 16 other Massachusetts firefighters to assist with wildfires burning across the northern Rocky Mountain region.

Surplus permits for zone 11 go on sale Sept. 25, zone 10 permits go on sale Sept. 26; and permits for zones 9, 13, & 14 go on sale Sept. 27.

Archery season extension; Antlerless Deer Permits; Wachusett hunting extended; and more!

Members of the MassWildlife prescribed fire crew recently assisted in securing wildfires in the Province of Québec.

Former MassWildlife photographer is remembered for his images and contributions to conservation in Massachusetts.

Earlier this month, botanists found American chaffseed on Cape Cod, a federally endangered plant that hasn't been seen in Massachusetts since 1965.

At its July meeting, the Fisheries and Wildlife Board appointed Mark Tisa to the position of Director of the Division of Fisheries and Wildlife.

Tell us when and where you see rare plants and animals!