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For the first time in seven years, a pair of piping plovers is nesting on Woodneck Beach, director of Mass Audubon’s Coastal Waterbird Program Lyra Brennan said. Piping plovers are

Best practices for dealing with invasive plants.

In the coming weeks, one of our most anticipated markers of seasonal change will be arriving – the Osprey.

Last weekend, Osprey Project volunteers raised the first alternative nesting site at Little Island Park, one of 20 to be built across Falmouth.

The Osprey Project, founded by photographer Kevin P. Friel of Waquoit Highway, Waquoit, and Barbara P. Schneider of Sandcastle Drive, East Falmouth, is close to reaching its fundraising goal of

A highly invasive perennial vine called kudzu has been discovered growing at Spohr Gardens in Falmouth, spelling certain doom for native vegetation if left untreated.

What started as a small group of residents concerned about the health of their neighborhood pond has grown over the last year into a nonprofit organization working to educate residents about the need to protect ponds on the Cape. Educational outreach has been at the forefront of the Deep Pond Preservation Project’s efforts since its founding last September. Its primary mission is to preserve the health and beauty of Deep Pond, located in the Hatchville neighborhood of East Falmouth. As a c...

Cape Cod Aggregates and George Botelho will complete road repairs at the Matt Souza Conservation Area.