WOODS HOLE - The Woods Hole Science Aquarium has once again opened their doors to the public. The NOAA-operated site had been closed since March of … [Read more...]
Beach Cleanup and Seal Walk Will Celebrate World Ocean Day
June 7, 2022
PROVINCETOWN – The Center for Coastal Studies is holding two events to honor World Ocean Day on Wednesday, June 8. UPDATE: The events may be … [Read more...]
Study: Cape Community Supports Coexistence with Sharks, Seals
April 12, 2022
FALMOUTH - New research is shedding light on the growing seal and white shark populations off of Cape Cod—and the relationship local residents, … [Read more...]
Seal and White Shark Study to be Released April 11
April 8, 2022
WOODS HOLE - Research related to a study on growing seal and white shark populations off Cape Cod will be released to the public on Monday, April … [Read more...]
New Study Aims to Analyze Relationship Between Humans and Seals
December 29, 2019
HYANNIS--A new study will look to discover how the views of different people can carry over into regulations regarding the protection of seals in the … [Read more...]
Chatham Continues to Prepare for Summer with Beach Safety Initiatives
June 10, 2019
CHATHAM - Town officials in Chatham continue to prepare for the summer with shark and seal safety measures. All lifeguards, harbor patrol and beach … [Read more...]
From The CapeCod.com NewsCenter
Steamship Authority Acquiring Two Vessels
Biden Signs Massive Climate and Health Care Legislation
Barnstable Officials Urge Residents to Confirm Voting Information
Cape Cod Healthcare Expands Visitation Policy
Habitat for Humanity Raises $50,000 with New Deconstruction Program
Barnstable Accepting Proposals for Block Grants
Falmouth Opposes Potential Addition of Early Morning Ferry Trip
Yarmouth Stormwater Project to Boost Water Quality
Navy Officer from Cape Cod Makes Historic Achievement
Barnstable County to Hold Meetings on Substance Use Data
Falmouth Enforces Irrigation Water Ban
Chatham to Hold Meeting on Wetland Protection Changes
Some Ships May Push Back at Rules Requiring Slowdown for Whales
