For the past three years, Barnstable Clean Water Coalition has partnered with Cape Cod Academy to educate students on impacts of excess nitrogen and stormwater runoff in local waters. Four green technology projects were designed and developed to demonstrate potential solutions to degraded water quality in ponds and bays. Students visited several project sites including an oyster farm in North Bay, a bio-retention rain garden at Cotuit Town Dock, and a stormwater treatment system at Mill Pond.
“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
