Told You So
August 22, 2016
By: Michael J. Egan
If ever there was a sign that West, North and Cotuit Bays are severely wounded from toxic doses of excess nitrogen, look no further than the large, ugly masses of brown algae grasping into the water column across the 1,251-acre estuary, leaving a community and visitors in stunned disbelief.
“When in Doubt, Please Stay Out.” A potentially toxic cyanobacteria bloom has been identified at the following pond(s): Mares Pond, Falmouth Snake Pond, Sandwich Queen
As part of the eco-restoration of the Marstons Mills cranberry bogs, Barnstable Clean Water Coalition is using mesocosms to compare the effectiveness of various wetland
“When in Doubt, Please Stay Out.” A potentially toxic cyanobacteria bloom has been observed at Bearse Pond, Barnstable Hinckley Pond, Barnstable The town has been
“When in Doubt, Please Stay Out.” A potentially toxic cyanobacteria bloom has been observed at Hamblin Pond, Barnstable Mystic Lake, Barnstable The town
