Drumlin Farm in Lincoln, Massachusetts, is a 291-acre farm and wildlife sanctuary that serves as the headquarters of the Massachusetts Audubon Society. Established in 1956 through the bequest of Louise Ayer Hatheway, it grew from several smaller farms she assembled into a country retreat, linked by a tunnel under Route 117 to Gordon Hall, now the society’s headquarters. The property remains an active farm with livestock, sustainable food production, and programs for visitors. It also offers trails through fields, forests, wetlands, and a glacial hill, while supporting environmental education, seasonal events, and wildlife rehabilitation and training through its Wildlife Care Center.

Wayland, Massachusetts · USA