By Robin Stuart
This is a letter to express appreciation to the Lincoln Cultural Council (LCC) for funding two Mass Audubon programs at the Lincoln Public Library this past fall. The LCC’s strong support of community events, as well as individual artists’ endeavors, helps build a stronger and more welcoming Lincoln.
Both library events focused on native birds, with one being specifically for families and the other intended for adults. We’re pleased to share that each event was followed by a bird walk in nature. Participants were able to test their observation skills with live birds, study bird adaptations, and discuss why birds look and act the way they do.
Mass Audubon’s Drumlin Farm is proud to be part of Lincoln and the wider community. We welcome residents to visit our farm, walk our fields and trails, see how a sustainable farm operates, and visit with our many animals. Our commitment to environmental and nature-based education would not be possible without the support of local foundations and organizations, and we are proud to consider the LCC both a partner and collaborator.
With great appreciation,
Robin Stuart
Senior Regional Education Manager, Mass Audubon’s Drumlin Farm
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