The proposed commission will explore funding sources to address an estimated $2 billion needed to clean up South Coast wastewater pollution.

More than 25 loggers are now deployed between the Westport Rivers and Squibnocket Pond on Martha’s Vineyard. We also have water level loggers at our Mark’s Cove restoration site in Wareham, the Upper Agawam River in Plymouth, and at the Puritan Bog restoration site in Bourne

The town’s Conservation Commission has given the go-ahead for plans to restore a former cranberry bog at the northernmost edge of the Marks Cove Conservation Area to natural, resilient wetlands.

A team that has grown since its founding in 2017 is known for its members’ eclectic nationalities and connections in the Worcester- and Boston-area medical field.

Pending two final approvals, a fleet of excavators will soon be on site to transform the former Stuart cranberry bogs into a natural, and better functioning freshwater wetlands and grassland habitat.

Grants to improve water quality and habitat for Buzzards Bay will support projects in Bourne, Wareham, and Plymouth.

The Coalition, Dartmouth Natural Resources Trust, and engineering firm Stantec teamed up and canoed out on Buttonwood Brook to collect information for permitting purposes.

"Beautiful rendering of an important salt marsh in the watershed” will be displayed for the public in the Coalition's Wheeler Learning Center through May 15 by appointment.

How would you improve the health of Salters Pond? Reconnect it to the Bay.

Join Lilia Bartolotta, our Bay Science research assistant, as she collects water samples and records data for our monitoring efforts.