HYANNIS - Massachusetts is asking mariners traveling through Cape Cod Bay to use extreme caution after several North Atlantic right whales were … [Read more...]
Right Whales Finding New Habitats as Numbers Continue Decline
HYANNIS – A new study on critically endangered North Atlantic right whales showed that a new habitat may be important for the reproductive success of … [Read more...]
Study: Earlier Spring Means More Right Whales in Cape Cod Waters
BOSTON - A new study from the New England Aquarium shows that North Atlantic right whales spent more time in waters by Cape Cod the earlier that … [Read more...]
Study Claims Climate Change Is Impacting Right Whale Use Of Cape Cod Bay
HYANNIS – A recent study led by the New England Aquarium says climate change is having an effect on how large whale species such as North Atlantic … [Read more...]
Falmouth Latest Town to Confront Holtec on Pilgrim Wastewater
FALMOUTH - Falmouth is the latest town to add a question to their upcoming Town Election ballot urging state leaders to prevent Holtec International … [Read more...]
Lawmakers Worried About Radioactive Water Dumping in Cape Cod Bay
PLYMOUTH - Several Massachusetts lawmakers have written a letter to Holtec Decommissioning International expressing opposition to the potential … [Read more...]
Drone Video Shows Endangered Whales Appearing to Embrace
WOODS HOLE, Mass. (AP) - Drone video of two critically endangered North Atlantic right whales swimming in Cape Cod Bay shows the animals appearing to … [Read more...]
Center for Coastal Studies Continues Fishing Gear Recovery
PROVINCETOWN - The Center for Coastal Studies is continuing a project to find, document, and properly remove fishing gear from Cape Cod Bay. The … [Read more...]
Four Cape Cod Towns Receive Coastal Management Grant
BARNSTABLE – The towns of Provincetown, Truro, Wellfleet, and Eastham have received a grant of $115,000 from the Massachusetts Office of Coastal Zone … [Read more...]
From The CapeCod.com NewsCenter
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- Sea Street Construction To Resume In Early January
- Longtime Cape League Coach Dies
- DOJ Files Complaint Against CVS For Facilitating Unlawful Sale Of Prescription Opioids
- Barnstable Parking Fines To Increase On January First
- Barnstable Highlights Support for Foreign Workers
- Sunday Journal – Cape Cod’s Failing Water Quality Grades Continue, Hope on Town Sewer
- Nantucket Barrier Beach Designated National Natural Landmark
- Alleged Leader Of MV Bank Robbery Gets Decade Behind Bars
- Vineyard Wind Turbine Installations Resume
- Barnstable Adult Community Center Closed Due to Water Damage
- Regional Food Producers Receive Grants To Renovate And Modernize