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Autumn in Massachusetts is filled with seasonal wonders and mysteries unique to our state.
Why do leaves change color and fall off their trees? What animals are rustling through those crunchy, fallen leaves, and what are they doing? Why don’t we hear birds, crickets, and bees anymore?
This online program will introduce the seasonal dynamics of the nature of Massachusetts in fall, including the plants and animals that experience it. You’ll also leave with ideas and suggestions for observing, appreciating, and supporting nature near home.
Led by Tia Pinney, a Biologist, Lead Naturalist, and educator at Mass Audubon’s Drumlin Farm Wildlife Sanctuary in Lincoln. Since 1994, when she first started working at the farm, Tia has overseen efforts to maintain New England’s wildlife on the 206-acre property, managing staff and volunteers in planting projects and citizen science.
This program is a partnership with Tewksbury Public Library and other local libraries. Sponsored in part by the Friends of MHL.
AGE GROUP: | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Library Program--Adults |
