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Category: What We Do At BCWC

Clean Water Mondays/Wednesdays – 2022

Design with Nature on Cape Cod & the Islands (4/25/22) Design with Nature on Cape Cod & the Islands Join us Monday, April 25th at the brewery to hear from Jack Ahern, Emeritus Professor of Landscape Architecture at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, about how to preserve the beauty of the Cape with ecologically-based landscaping. […]

BCWC Featured on Chronicle

Chronicle aired a story on July 20, 2022 about Massachusetts Oyster Project and their work to rebuild the commonwealth’s oyster population. BCWC’s upweller was featured in this segment.

Marstons Mills homes test nitrogen-removing septic wastewater system (6/3/22)

Marstons Mills homes test nitrogen-removing septic wastewater system Rich Eldred wickedlocal.com Cape Cod Times June 3, 2022 MARSTONS MILLS — Two septic tanks may be better than one, at least when the second tank can do what the first won’t. The Sandy Shores neighborhood along the shore of Shubael Pond will help test for the next three years a […]

BCWC on the Front Page of today’s Boston Globe

BCWC is working to reduce nitrogen by tackling it at its source, septic systems. We support municipal sewer expansion, however as the CWMP shows, it will take many years and some areas in the town of Barnstable are not expected to get sewer. We can’t wait to work on a solution. We have a pilot […]

Sea Level Rise

We just finished our short video PSA about sea level rise. If the video doesn’t appear below, click here. If you would like to learn more about sea level rise, check out this episode from NOAA Ocean Podcast

Coalition Quarterly – Issue 18 Winter 2022

Coalition Quarterly Issue 18 Winter 2022 & EPA Bulletin – Winter 2022 Click on image (or buttons) below to read more >>   Single Page Double Page (FlipBook) BCWC_Newsletter_Winter2022-Final Single Page Double Page (FlipBook) EPA-Bulletin-3

DNSI

The map shows what areas of DNSI are open and closed. Also, please keep off the closed areas indicated by the symbolic fencing and run the entirety of beach in front of it. The closed areas include both the eastern and western tips of the island, as well as all the ocean-side and part of […]