The best birding happens before most people are out of bed. This guided morning walk takes you through Wellfleet Bay's remarkable mix of habitats —pine woodland, freshwater pond, salt marsh, and open beach— each one teeming with a different cast of birdlife. A Wellfleet Bay naturalist will lead the way, helping you spot and identify songbirds, shorebirds, wading birds, and more while sharing what makes Cape Cod such a vital stop along the Atlantic Flyway. The route covers less than 1.5 miles at an easy, exploratory pace, so whether you're a seasoned birder or picking up binoculars for the first time, there's plenty to discover.... (more)

Starting May 7, the newly formed Wings & Tides Bird Club will meet at the library on the first Thursday of the month at 6:00 p.m. Time may adjust slightly with the seasons and setting sun.... (more)

What does it take to track a songbird's migration across thousands of miles? Find out at Wellfleet Bay's active bird banding station, where researchers have been capturing and releasing birds to study migration patterns since the sanctuary's earliest days. Licensed Master Bander James Junda and the banding team will walk you through how mist nets are set, how birds are safely extracted and measured, and what the data collected tells us about how bird populations are changing over time.... (more)

The new book, 'Birds Up Close: An Engineer Explores Their Hidden Wonders' by Lorna Gibson, brings an engineer's eye to the natural world. Drawing on her career as an engineering professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and her lifelong passion for birding, Gibson reveals how birds function through the lens of structure, materials, and design.... (more)

Get ready to make a splash as we explore the incredible underwater world of Cape Cod, right here at the sanctuary. You'll have the chance to help feed our fascinating fishes while learning about the unique saltwater and freshwater habitats they call home— from our magnificent salt marshes to our glacial kettle ponds.... (more)

Celebrate moms with Wild Care at a special Mother’s Day Weekend tea party at the Crosby Mansion in Brewster on Saturday, May 9th from 4pm until 6pm. Enjoy high tea service featuring tea from Cape & Islands Tea, and delicious jams and honey from Lighthouse Keeper’s Pantry, with vegan finger foods and sweets from Herbivore Patisserie.... (more)

The best birding happens before most people are out of bed. This guided morning walk takes you through Wellfleet Bay's remarkable mix of habitats —pine woodland, freshwater pond, salt marsh, and open beach— each one teeming with a different cast of birdlife. A Wellfleet Bay naturalist will lead the way, helping you spot and identify songbirds, shorebirds, wading birds, and more while sharing what makes Cape Cod such a vital stop along the Atlantic Flyway. The route covers less than 1.5 miles at an easy, exploratory pace, so whether you're a seasoned birder or picking up binoculars for the first time, there's plenty to discover.... (more)

Join Mass Audubon at Cape Cod Beer in Hyannis to learn about wildlife over delicious local beverages during our annual Wildlife on Tap Lecture Series. This four-part event offers engaging presentations by experts, highlighting recent discoveries and local insights in a warm and welcoming setting.... (more)

What does it take to track a songbird's migration across thousands of miles? Find out at Wellfleet Bay's active bird banding station, where researchers have been capturing and releasing birds to study migration patterns since the sanctuary's earliest days. Licensed Master Bander James Junda and the banding team will walk you through how mist nets are set, how birds are safely extracted and measured, and what the data collected tells us about how bird populations are changing over time.... (more)

Get ready to make a splash as we explore the incredible underwater world of Cape Cod, right here at the sanctuary. You'll have the chance to help feed our fascinating fishes while learning about the unique saltwater and freshwater habitats they call home— from our magnificent salt marshes to our glacial kettle ponds.... (more)