Division of Fisheries and Wildlife (MASSWILDLIFE)

MassWildlife is responsible for the conservation of freshwater fish and wildlife in the Commonwealth, including endangered plants and animals. MassWildlife restores, protects, and manages land for wildlife to thrive and for people to enjoy.

Contact Us

Division of Fisheries and Wildlife

Phone

Open M–F, 8 a.m.–4 p.m. (closed noon–12:30 for lunch)

Address

MassWildlife Field Headquarters
1 Rabbit Hill Road Westborough, MA 01581

Who we serve

Through the effective management of wildlife and habitat, MassWildlife ensures quality outdoor recreational opportunities for hunters, anglers, and outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy the impressive variety of plants, fish, and wildlife found in Massachusetts. Outdoor skills clinics, wildlife education workshops, presentations, and online resources provide all residents with a greater understanding and appreciation for wildlife conservation. Keep in touch with us  sign up to receive monthly e-newsletters.

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News from MassWildlife

  • News

    Public hearings on proposed deer regulations on February 23

    2/05/2026 Division of Fisheries and Wildlife

    MassWildlife is holding 2 virtual public hearings on February 23 on 2 different proposed deer hunting regulation packages.

  • News

    Support endangered species at tax time

    2/05/2026 Division of Fisheries and Wildlife

    By adding a donation to line 33A on your State taxes, you can help Massachusetts endangered animals and plants thrive.

  • News

    Watch for bald eagles this winter

    2/04/2026 Division of Fisheries and Wildlife

    Bald eagle numbers continue to climb in the Commonwealth giving winter birders a better chance to glimpse these impressive birds. Get ready for your winter outing with these tips for where to look and how to prepare.

  • News

    Get to know animal tracks

    2/04/2026 Division of Fisheries and Wildlife

    Gain a deeper appreciation for Massachusetts wildlife by learning to identify animal tracks. Use MassWildlife’s track card to find out what’s been scampering through your backyard this winter.

  • News

    5 love tropes found in nature

    2/04/2026 Division of Fisheries and Wildlife

    Nature is full of interesting relationship stories, from unlikely partnerships to dramatic seasonal romances—discover five unfolding right here in Massachusetts.

  • News

    Three ways to prevent conflict during coyote mating season

    2/04/2026 Division of Fisheries and Wildlife

    Late January through early March is mating season for coyotes. Learn how you can prevent conflict with coyotes by protecting your pets, removing food sources, and hazing.

Locations

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