Buzzards Bay Coalition advocacy has resulted in an order by MassDEP that the Bourne campground fix its wastewater discharge practices.

Site of current Flying Carrot Farm is preserved as farmland with a conservation restriction.

A steady 20% growth across programs since OBC’s opening in 2020 shows just how vital the Center has become to Wareham and the Buzzards Bay watershed.

The Coalition is helping in the replacement of aging pipes that will help fish connect to spawning areas.

This Irish Olympian and life-long cyclist considers the Buzzards Bay Watershed one of the best places to ride in all of the US.

Geoff Sullivan has completed ten Watershed Rides. Read how he got involved and honors his wife by continuing.

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.