Three abutting properties on Sconticut Neck in Fairhaven will conserve land and provide space to which the salt marsh can migrate.

Coalition staff and volunteers participate in four so-called Nutrient Days this summer, collecting samples of water from numerous sites along the Bay for a more detailed analysis of nutrients present.

“My whole family has enjoyed fishing and swimming in Buzzards Bay,” says Meg Good Murner. She’s running for the Coalition this month as she has for the last two years because “I want it to be here for my kids, grandkids and great-grandkids.”

This Oregon resident flies back to the East Coast each year and runs the Falmouth Road Race with family members. She is raising money as a tribute to her environmentally-minded father and grandfather.

Three staff members are running in the Falmouth Road Race this year to raise money for the Buzzards Bay Coalition.

The Connecticut native has run the Falmouth Road Race many times, but this year she has decided to run for a cause: raising money for the Buzzards Bay Coalition.

Implementing the backup plan ensured this annual event took place and the Swim's legacy continued.

Recent deal with Slocum-Gibbs Cranberry Company will allow continued farming, as well as wetlands restoration.

Dartmouth resident who wished to do his part by transitioning from septic to sewer took advantage of the Coalition's Connect-to-Protect program.

Beacon Hill seeks to establish a commission to recommend funding alternatives that the state's revolving fund does not meet.