08/05/2026
🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉💚
We CAN be Environmentalists EVERYDAY! My name is Liz Ellsworth and I am an Environmental Educator and Writer. in English from Bates College.
I specialize in conservation and recycling initiatives, and I have taught people of all ages. I have taught at an environmental outdoor center and managed a municipal recycling program; my work experience also includes greening local businesses, advising student environmental groups, leading civic learning seminars, and serving on conservation committees. I have a weekly educational column, The Ev
08/05/2026
🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉💚
08/04/2026
August 🌼
08/03/2026
Golden phlox 💜💛🪻🌼
08/02/2026
Farm fields of New England in August 🌻🌤️💙
08/01/2026
Hi, August! ☀️🌻🌳🐝🐟🦋🦉🦅🐳🦇🦂🌾🐚🌊🌙 ☀️🌻🌳🐝🐟🦋🦉🦅🐳🦇
Hello, August! This new month brings Ghost Pipes in the woods, Monarch Butterflies on milkweed, coyotes howling, and more.
Download, print, and screen read here: massaudubon.org/almanac
08/01/2026
Happy August! ☀️🌼💙🌊
07/31/2026
☀️🌼
07/30/2026
🌧️💧🌈
07/30/2026
Celebrate sharks 🦈💙🌊
07/27/2026
🌚👏🦋
Let's celebrate National Moth Week by helping moths thrive!
Artificial light at night can disrupt moth behavior, making it harder for them to navigate, feed, and reproduce. One of the easiest ways to support these important pollinators is by following DarkSky's Five Principles for Responsible Outdoor Lighting:
💡 Use light only if needed
🎯 Target light where it's needed
🔅 Keep lighting at the lowest effective level
⏰ Use controls like timers and motion sensors
🌙 Choose warmer-colored light whenever possible
Small changes to the way we light our homes and communities can make a big difference for moths, wildlife, and the night sky.
Learn more: https://bit.ly/3U0zrNy