An ambitious marsh restoration project supported by MassWildlife and a group of conservation partners was honored by the Environmental Business Council of New England.
Prescribed fire improves habitat for game species, like white-tailed deer and wild turkey, so they can thrive in all stages of their lives. Learn about the incredible benefits of fire to game species and the hunters that pursue them.
At first glance, sea lampreys may not inspire affection. A closer look reveals that their migratory and spawning activities provide many benefits to Massachusetts’ river ecosystems. Read more and find out how you can help.
With support from partners, MassWildlife's northern red-bellied cooter headstart program has boosted endangered turtle populations over the past 40 years.
Spring is the perfect time to learn more about migratory birds and the challenges they are facing—it’s also a great time to explore bird hotspots near you.
Fishers, sometimes called "fisher cats," are one of Massachusetts' most misunderstood creatures. Learn more about these shy predators to distinguish fact from fiction.
Every winter, MassWildlife biologists visit bear dens to collect valuable data. This winter’s limited snowfall and higher temperatures presented a new challenge for this decades-long research project.
As part of an ongoing study, MassWildlife biologists surveyed locations used by hibernating bats this winter and brought back data and photos from their subterranean visit.
Wayne MacCallum was inducted into the New England Turkey Hunting Hall of Fame for his leadership in wild turkey conservation and his long career preserving hunting heritage.
February is the month of love, but finding a mate isn’t all candy and flowers for our local wildlife. Here’s a list of 5 animals with curious courtship behaviors that may leave you feeling better about your own Valentine’s Day plans.
