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Blue Hills Trailside Museum The Blue Hills Trailside Museum is the interpretive center for the state’s Blue Hills Reservation
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The Blue Hills Trailside Museum is the interpretive center for the state’s 7,000-acre Blue Hills Reservation and is managed by Mass Audubon. Indoor exhibits feature wildlife you may see while exploring the reservation’s 150 miles of trails. Outside the museum, stroll through exhibits featuring native wildlife such as white-tailed deer, a river otter, turkey vultures, red-tailed hawks, and a snowy owl.

That's what Chloe, our Virgina Opossum, thinks about Mondays. She can't read so she doesn't know that it's actually Thur...
10/16/2026

That's what Chloe, our Virgina Opossum, thinks about Mondays. She can't read so she doesn't know that it's actually Thursday.

But you can come visit her Wednesday-Sunday from 9:00 am-4:00 pm inside the museum!

Scouts, this one's for you!Spend a morning completing exciting activity stations designed by a lifetime Girl Scout membe...
10/07/2026

Scouts, this one's for you!

Spend a morning completing exciting activity stations designed by a lifetime Girl Scout member to hit badge requirements precisely.

Badges being offered:

Daisies: Shapes in Nature
Brownies: Shapes in Nature, First Aid
Juniors: Shapes in Nature, First Aid
Cadette: First Aid
Senior: First Aid

Secure your spot 👇
https://www.massaudubon.org/programs/blue-hills/104074-scout-badge-day

Happy fall!
10/02/2026

Happy fall!

Hello, October!

This month brings wardrobe changes for goldfinches, migrating Turkey Vultures, and Woodchucks packing on the pounds.

What are you looking forward to this month?

Download, print, and screen read our Outdoor Almanac: massaudubon.org/almanac

Action Alert 🚨
09/29/2026

Action Alert 🚨

Action Alert 🚨

Raptors and other wildlife need you. If you've enjoyed connecting with the wildlife ambassadors at Mass Audubon Drumlin Farm and Blue Hills Trailside Museum, now's your chance to speak up for these species.

Soon, the state legislature’s Mass Ready Act Conference Committee will decide whether to adopt an amendment permitting towns to ban the use of anticoagulant rodent poisons, which are harming thousands of wildlife and pets in Massachusetts every year, on all property (including private).

Sign by September 30! We need the Conference Committee to hear from as many supporters as possible before they decide. Let’s get this amendment included in the final version of the Mass Ready Act to protect our wildlife and pets.

TAKE ACTION 👉 https://bit.ly/Petition4ConferenceCommittee

ACTION ALERT 🚨
09/15/2026

ACTION ALERT 🚨

ACTION ALERT 🚨

Soon, the state legislature’s Mass Ready Act Conference Committee will decide whether to adopt an amendment permitting towns to ban the use of anticoagulant rodent poisons, which are harming thousands of wildlife and pets in Massachusetts every year, on all property (including private).

Sign our letter today! We need the Conference Committee to hear from as many supporters as possible before they decide. Let’s get this amendment included in the final version of the Mass Ready Act to protect our wildlife and pets.

TAKE ACTION 👉 https://bit.ly/Petition4ConferenceCommittee

09/09/2026

Both the Trailside Museum and the outdoor exhibits will be closed tomorrow, Thursday, 9/10/26. We will reopen for normal hours on Friday at 9 am.

Welcome to September! What are you looking forward to the most?
09/02/2026

Welcome to September! What are you looking forward to the most?

September brings rafting loons, Woodchucks bulking up, and the Fall equinox!

What are you looking forward to this month?

Download, print, and screen read our Outdoor Almanac here: massaudubon.org/almanac

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1904 Canton Avenue
Milton, MA
02186

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