News

An update on Coalition programs and coronavirus (COVID 19)

The Buzzards Bay Coalition's reserves are open to the public for relaxation following appropriate guidelines for social distancing. All offices are closed and events through April have been canceled.

Behind the photos: our World Wildlife Day photography contest finalists

These five photographers from all around the watershed shared how they captured these stunning images, and how their photography helps them explore their Buzzards Bay.

Greet spring by searching for returning wildlife

This is the time of year to spy osprey, fox babies, spring peepers, salamanders and much more.

Demonstration project to restore eelgrass to West Falmouth Harbor wins funding

With a $100,000 state grant, the Buzzards Bay Coalition will replace 25 percent of the outer harbor’s conventional moorings with new conservation moorings designed to allow eelgrass to grow back in places where it was once plentiful.

Town of Mattapoisett and Coalition ask court to compel property owner to restore damaged wetland

The Buzzards Bay Coalition and Mattapoisett join forces in court to seek restoration of damaged wetlands

$1.4 million grant for Cuttyhunk pushes campaign close to 90 percent of the way to success

Through a program designed to promote climate change resilience, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts has awarded $1.4 million to the Buzzards Bay Coalition to purchase and protect 68 acres of critically important barrier beach, marshland and upland habitat on Cuttyhunk Island.

Our complete listing of February break Bay Adventures

Looking for a way to keep kids entertained during their February break? Get the whole family together for a Bay Adventure in the great outdoors!

Explore your Bay through these kid-friendly February vacation week activities

For kids and parents alike, February’s school vacation week offers a perfect opportunity to break winter’s gloom and enjoy some quality time together.

Baywatchers data highlights path to protecting shellfish from acidification

Using data collected by the Coalition, scientists have found that nitrogen pollution makes coastal waters more acidic, posing a threat to the Bay's shellfishing industry and important habitats.

8 hot outdoor activities for cold winter days

When cabin fever strikes, there’s no better way to chase off winter’s chill than with some time spent outdoors.