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About the FriendsMore About the Friends »
We promote educational programs related to the Refuge and natural history of the area. We organize events and programs that help make the refuge more available to the public. We work with Refuge staff to help improve the refuge. This work also provides an opportunity for members to get to know the refuge. |
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Nature Walk Join Cherrie Corey on Saturday, February 13th for her next exploration of Great Meadows NWR.read more » February Monthly Meeting Our Monthly meeting on February 24th will feature a presentation on Habitat Gardening for Butterflies and Hummingbirds. read more » Watercolor Painting Six weeks of instruction in painting wilderness landscape and still life at Great Meadows with Cecilia Sharma. Starts March 18th. Please register by Februrary 18th. read more » Stand With Haiti Boston-based Partners in Health has been working on the ground in Haiti for over 20 years.
Please consider giving them your help. Get InvolvedMore Get Involved » Concord Christmas Bird Count The National Audubon Society sponsored Concord Christmas Bird Count celebrates its 50th year on January 3, 2010! Hank Norwood, the compiler for the Concord Count and Friends board member welcomes you to join the effort this historic year. read more » See the Refuge OnlineMore information » Check out our photo gallery and see the refuge through the eyes of talented local photographers. read more »
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NewsMore News » American Recovery and Reinvestment Act American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funding will support some of the work at the new Visitor Center at Assabet River NWR. read more » Parking is restored at Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge After weeks of road construction at the Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge, visitors can once again access the Refuge from Hudson Road in Sudbury. read more » Friends to set up a Nature Store at the new Visitor Center at Assabet River NWR The Friends will set up and operate a Nature Store at the new Visitor Center at the Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge. The Visitor Center is due to open in the spring of 2010. Revenue from the store will help support the Friend's successful outreach programs as well as the Fish and Wildlife Service's projects at Assabet River and the other refuges.read more » From the FWS News Wire |
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The Friends of the Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge is a non-profit organization established to work with the U.S Fish and
Wildlife Service to protect the refuge's valuable resources for future generations of wildlife and humans through stewardship and education.
