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The latest tool to reduce nitrogen pollution: restoring retired cranberry bogs to natural wetlands (opens the original)
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Two Marstons Mills bog restoration projects are the work of the Barnstable Clean Water Coalition. Field Operations Manager Luke Cadrin led a recent tour of the first project, which got underway this month. "So, I guess we should start with what the problem is that we’re trying to solve through this restoration. So, I’m not sure if you guys know about this, but we have a nutrient pollution problem on Cape Cod," Cadrin quipped. That nutrient pollution problem comes from urine, leaching out of sept
Century Bog restoration will complete protection of Red Brook from headwaters to salt water (opens the original)
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Cranberry farming is not what it once was in Southeastern Massachusetts. Between farmers retiring, climate change, and falling prices with the rise of corporate-scale farming, there are fewer cranberry growers here than a decade ago. But the decline has also provided an opportunity. The Mass. Division of Ecological Restoration’s Cranberry Bog Restoration Program offers farmers what it calls a “green exit strategy.” Working with a list of state and federal programs and environmental organizations
Last of the 2025 cold-stunned sea turtles return to the ocean (opens the original)
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The New England Aquarium released two endangered sea turtles into Nantucket Sound from West Dennis Beach on Tuesday. Nine months after their rescue from the frigid shores of Cape Cod Bay, two Kemp’s ridley sea turtles swam back into the ocean. They were the last two turtles remaining at the aquarium’s Sea Turtle Hospital in Quincy, from the 2025 cold-stunning season. Both turtles were extremely sick from effects of hypothermia and received aggressive treatment, according to an aquarium press rel
It's Cape Cod Clean Water Week (opens the original)
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Cape Cod Clean Water Week is something Cape Cod Clean Water Center Director Brian Baumgaertel has been dreaming up for a long time, and now the inaugural week is here. More than 20 events are planned across the Cape throughout the week, from eco-restoration tours and guided walks to ribbon cuttings. "We're trying to reach basically everyone because, I mean, water is Cape Cod, right?" said Baumgaertel. "It is who we are. And we need to do a better job of protecting that water resource as best as
Gauging interest: Mashpee company aims to bring micro tide gauges to an inlet near you (opens the original)
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Oyster farmers and recreational boaters launching out of Childs River landing are making the most of the mild late-summer weather, on a sunny day in Falmouth. As they motor out from the public dock toward Waquiot Bay, they pass a tall piling. Affixed near the top is a small tide gauge designed to provide real-time information for anyone navigating this inlet. It looks like a foot-long pvc pipe with a small solar panel on top. Robert Mawrey designed, developed, and installed the gauge. He knows f
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