Current, former and future campers, counselors, staff and donors gathered to celebrate the new Fern and Feather Natural History day camp barn at Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary on Monday evening.

Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary will celebrate the grand opening of a new year-round education and camp barn on Monday, June 12.

Spring means osprey nesting and horseshoe crab spawning, and Felix Neck is looking for volunteers to keep an eye on the animals.

The Martha’s Vineyard Arena and Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary will complete major capital campaigns this year thanks to $1.35 million in expansion grants announced Tuesday by MVYouth.

On Thursday, Jan. 12, Felix Neck is hosting a full moon owl prowl from 6 to 7 p.m.

Felix Neck will hold its fall festival on Friday, Nov. 25 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the sanctuary.

In September, Felix Neck started a capital campaign to raise $200,000 to build a second barn for Fern and Feather Day camp.

The newest addition to Mass Audubon’s Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary is a labyrinth built by an Americorps crew and other volunteers.

The Felix Neck Fall Festival is nothing to quack about; the 35-year-old tradition is back again with a duck theme. On the Friday following Thanksgiving, crowds of people will gather at Felix Neck for a celebration of wildlife, autumn and community.

After a morning of snow flurries and bitter cold, the sun was finally shining on Felix Neck’s Fall Festival. Hearty festival goers turned out for a day of making garlands and wreaths, hay rides and a close look at owls.