WEST DENNIS - Mass Audubon recentlyselected five school teachers in the state to honor as its Conservation Teachers of the Year, with Regina … [Read more...]
Large Numbers Of North Atlantic Right Whales Spotted In Unusual Feeding Ground
BOSTON - Scientists with the New England Aquarium recently spotted over 82 North Atlantic right whales, or over a quarter of the species’ remaining … [Read more...]
Cape Climate Resiliency and Habitat Restoration Gets $15M Boost
HYANNIS - The Association to Preserve Cape Cod has received $15 million dollars from NOAA to support projects restoring habitat and fostering climate … [Read more...]
Whales Arrive in Cape Cod Bay
PROVINCETOWN - Endangered North Atlantic right whales are back in Cape Cod Bay, with reports coming in from the Massachusetts Environmental Police of … [Read more...]
Cape-Based Group Gets New Federal Contract
SANDWICH – The Sandwich-based environmental consulting firm Horsley Witten Group has been awarded a ten-million-dollar contract from the U.S. … [Read more...]
Annual Report Continues To Go After Cape Cod Water Quality
HYANNIS - The Association to Preserve Cape Cod has released its fifth-annual “State of the Waters” report. APCC executive director Andrew … [Read more...]
Massachusetts Unveils New Strategy to Address Climate Change
BOSTON (AP) — Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey unveiled a new strategy Tuesday that she said will help the state’s 78 coastal communities work together … [Read more...]
Crows Pond Landing Reopened Following Fuel Spill
CHATHAM - Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection officials and the Chatham Department of Public Works excavated about 60 tons of … [Read more...]
From The CapeCod.com NewsCenter
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- Portion Of Bearses Way Closing For Sewer Work
- NOAA Withdraws Vessel Speed Restriction Plan Proposed to Help Right Whales
- 2025 Cape Cod League Schedule Released
- Provincetown Begins Search for Next Police Chief
- Fire Officials Preach Fire Safety As Open Burning Season Takes Effect
- AmeriCorps To Hold Disaster Preparedness Fair
- Governor Signs Bill Protecting Cats From Abusive Practice
- PICS: Orleans Workforce Housing Underway
- Parents Concerned Over Ongoing Mold Problem at Monomoy Middle School
- Virtual Meeting On Vineyard Wind Incident Rescheduled
- Comment Period Open For Bourne Comprehensive Wastewater Plan
- Car Crashed into Sandwich Bank