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One way to improve Cape Cod's water quality? Return unused cranberry bogs to wetland. - Vimarsana News

One way to improve Cape Cod's water quality? Return unused cranberry bogs to wetland.

A pair of old cranberry bogs in Mashpee, Chop Chaque, are about to be restored to wetland. The transformation is part of a growing trend on Cape Cod.

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CPC Funds Considered For Bog Restoration In Mashpee - Vimarsana News

CPC Funds Considered For Bog Restoration In Mashpee

The Mashpee Conservation Department might transfer $23,500 from the Community Preservation Committee following abandoned bog restoration efforts at Brackett’s Bog on Santuit Pond.

Select Board Approves Ambulance Fee Increase, Conservation Restriction - Vimarsana News

Select Board Approves Ambulance Fee Increase, Conservation Restriction

The Mashpee Select Board approved several agenda items during its Monday, December 19, meeting, including a $300 increase in ambulance rates and a conservation restriction for Chop Chaque Bog.

Mashpee Historical Commission Considers Future Projects - Vimarsana News

Mashpee Historical Commission Considers Future Projects

Mashpee Historical Commission members are working to complete several commission projects during the winter months. Members discussed their ongoing project progress and future plans during the commission meeting on November

Several Conservation Projects Moving Forward In Mashpee - Vimarsana News

Several Conservation Projects Moving Forward In Mashpee

In an update on conservation projects and efforts in Mashpee, Conservation Agent Andrew R. McManus gave positive news to Conservation Commission members regarding invasive species eradication at Johns Pond, continued