by Kristin Andres | Nov 12, 2019 | News
For more information on cyanobacteria monitoring on the Cape, visit http://www.APCC.org/cyano.
by Kristin Andres | Oct 9, 2019 | News, Video
APCC’s executive director, Andrew Gottlieb, announces the release of the State of the Waters: Cape Cod 2019 report. Most of the Cape’s embayments and ponds have water quality...
by Kristin Andres | Oct 4, 2019 | Events
Cape Cod is connected by water. The groundwater we depend on for drinking water also fills our nearly 1,000 freshwater ponds, part of an extensive water network, many of these ponds drain to over 40 freshwater rivers and streams that discharge to 53 estuaries along...
by Kristin Andres | Oct 4, 2019 | Press
The waters of the Cape are fundamentally unhealthy. That is the top-line summary of the just-released State of the Waters: Cape Cod Report by the Association to Preserve Cape Cod, which held its annual meeting and discussed the report’s data Tuesday night in Dennis....
by Kristin Andres | Oct 4, 2019 | Press
More than two-thirds of Cape Cod’s embayments, or shoreline indentations, and one-third of its freshwater ponds have serious water quality issues, a new report finds. Full Article
