Get out and enjoy the snow in the woods at Great Neck Wildlife Sanctuary on Friday, Jan. 17 from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. Mass. Audubon’s staff and volunteers will be hosting seven adventures on the third Friday of each month from October through to April.

These adventures are suitable for people ages eight to 80. Depending on the season, Mass. Audubon says there are also sorts of things that can be seen in nature. According to it, winter is the best time to follow animal tracks to see what they’ve been up to in the woods when no one is around.

Mass. Audubon thanks to the Community Foundation of Southeastern Massachusetts for grant funding these important programs, and to the Wareham Land Trust for partner collaboration. For questions or more information, please contact Jennifer Costa at  (508) 636-2437; jcosta@massaudubon.org

Getting to Great Neck:

From Exit 21 off Route 195, go southeast on Route 28. Stay right before light onto Tremont Road and follow as it merges with Main Street, curves right, and becomes Rt 6 through downtown. Stay left on route 6 over bridge to light. Turn right onto Narrows Road. Take 3rd right onto Indian Neck Road, which becomes RD Stillman Memorial Drive. At the T-intersection, turn right onto Great Neck Road and follow for 1.4 miles. Turn right onto Stockton Shortcut (becomes unpaved after Little Harbor Country Club) to parking lot on right.