ᯓ‎𝄞 Song of the Day: “dancing with the mountains" by john denver Just relax and let the rhythm take you; don't you be afraid to lose control if your heart has found some empty spaces. Dancin's just a thing to make you whole. I am one...

ᯓ‎𝄞 Song of the Day: “Swim Between Trees” By flipturn I know you like to sing and I'd say I'm more of a hummer; the day I learned your tune, I knew I'd never hum another. Bungeed the jungle bummer, swam between the trees of summer....

ᯓ‎𝄞 Song of the Day: “Does the swallow dream of flying” by Cosmo sheldrake Does the daisy feel a sadness at the last rays of sun? Does the wind feel a gladness at the work that its done? Does the river ever wonder what will come...

ᯓ‎𝄞 Song of the Day: "Wide Open Spaces" by The Chicks Many proceed and many will follow, a young girl's dreams no longer hollow. It takes the shape of a place out west, but what it holds for her, she hasn't yet guessed. A monumental mother's day This story begins...

Song of the Day: "First Time" by HozierHi everyone! My name is Lily, and I'm honored to be a part of the Summer 2026 Let's Go Birding intern team. For 11 weeks, I will be nestled in the bold red sandstone cliffs of the Colorado...

On August 30, we gathered at Saugus Ironworks National Historic Site for another accessible birding program that brought together community members, partners, and friends. We welcomed 36 participants, including three guests from the Carroll Center for the Blind, who helped us put our accessibility tools into...

I am excited to share that we will soon have some wonderful new adaptive tools at Saugus Iron Works National Historic Site, thanks to support from Environment for the Americas. These resources will help make our birding and nature programs more welcoming and accessible to...

This past Saturday, we hosted our pilot birding event at Saugus Iron Works National Historic Site, and it was an exciting step toward more inclusive and accessible outdoor experiences. We were proud to welcome four participants from the Carroll Center for the Blind, along with...