With New Tools, CCS Leads Global Efforts to Conserve Seagrass

With New Tools, CCS Leads Global Efforts to Conserve Seagrass

March 1st is World Seagrass Day, but in an office of the geology department at the Center for Coastal Studies (CCS) in Provincetown, it might be argued that every day is World Seagrass Day. Called the “forgotten ecosystem,” seagrass is a vital natural resource that...
Hull Students Turn Ocean Trash into Treasured Artwork

Hull Students Turn Ocean Trash into Treasured Artwork

Superintendent Michael Jette and Principal Kyle Shaw are pleased to share that a thought-provoking student art installation using ocean trash is now on display at The Lillian M. Jacobs School in Hull. The art installation depicts swimming sea creatures composed of...
Grant Funds the Arts to Promote Science

Grant Funds the Arts to Promote Science

Scientific research can be baffling and inaccessible to the general public, so researchers at the Center for Coastal Studies are adding a new way to reach the people they serve – through the power of the arts. The Center has received a grant of $25,000 from the Cape...
Fishing Industry Shipwreck Roundtable Meetings Scheduled

Fishing Industry Shipwreck Roundtable Meetings Scheduled

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution recently received a NOAA Sea Grant award to investigate impacts of ghost fishing gear (net and rope) on cultural heritage, specifically on submerged cultural heritage such as shipwrecks, and to develop means to remove the gear and...
One Storm Away… Erosion on Cape Cod

One Storm Away… Erosion on Cape Cod

Many thanks to Angela McNerney and Lower Cape TV for this new video about Cape Cod’s coastal geology, featuring Mark Borrelli, Ph.D., Director of the Center’s Seafloor Mapping Program. Click here to go to the video.