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Narrative

Experience life on a working farm and explore a wildlife sanctuary at the same time. At Drumlin Farm in Lincoln, watch the pigs, sheep, goats, chickens, and cows in the farmyard; see how crops are sustainably grown; walk the trails to explore field, forest, and wetland habitat; and observe resident owls, hawks, and foxes in the native wildlife exhibit. 

At Mass Audubon, we believe nature—and the physical, mental, and emotional health benefits that it provides—should be accessible to everyone. To make that possible, we consider every one of our properties, programs, and visitor experiences through the lens of accessibility and, whenever possible, with a focus on universal design. 

How We're Centering Accessibility in Our Work

• Universally designed features and experiences at all of our visitable wildlife sanctuaries, with opportunities for meaningful engagement for people with a wide range of abilities and disabilities
• Adaptive activities, programs, and equipment that enable everyone to participate meaningfully in their own way
• Inclusive customer service, so visitors feel welcome and supported whenever they interact with Mass Audubon staff
• Partnerships and collaborations with community resources, accessibility consultants, universal design experts, accessibility-focused vendors, and supportive funders

Service Types

• Camps-Day
• Skills Training
• Socialization Activities

Program Type

• Education

Populations Served

• All Disabilities
• Developmental Disability
• Elderly Person with disabilities
• Hard of Hearing
• Intellectual Disabilities
• Physical Disabilities
• Visual Impairment

Ages Served

• Birth to 3
• 3 - 4
• 5 - 8
• 9 - 13
• 14 - 18
• 19 - 22
• 23 – 59
• 60 +

Accessibility Features

• Accessible Parking
• Accessible Restrooms
• Wheelchair Ramps

Additional Information

• Fees: Personal Funds