Volunteers Needed for COASTSWEEP

Volunteers Needed for COASTSWEEP

Center for Coastal Studies will host a COASTSWEEP Cleanup at Long Point in Provincetown on Saturday, Sept. 21st. Volunteers are sought. We will leave MacMillian Pier at 10 am and return at 12:30 pm.  Flyer’s shuttle service will bring participants to and from the...
CCS Joins UN Effort to Conserve Seagrass

CCS Joins UN Effort to Conserve Seagrass

Agnes Mittermayr, a marine ecologist at the Center for Coastal Studies, has been tapped to join a team of about three dozen global experts in the 2030 Seagrass Breakthrough, a UN effort to conserve critical seagrass ecosystems. In December, 2023, at COP28 (United...
CCS MAER Team Disentangles Humpback Whale “Mudskipper”

CCS MAER Team Disentangles Humpback Whale “Mudskipper”

The Marine Animal Entanglement Response team (MAER) at the Center for Coastal Studies disentangled a humpback whale yesterday on Stellwagen Bank. The whale, identified by the CCS Humpback Whale Studies Program as Mudskipper, was entangled in fishing gear and...
MAER Team Disentangles Humpback Whale Calf Off Gloucester

MAER Team Disentangles Humpback Whale Calf Off Gloucester

The Center for Coastal Studies (CCS) Marine Animal Entanglement Response team (MAER) disentangled a humpback whale calf yesterday off of Gloucester, MA. The whale, identified as the calf of Scylla, was first reported as entangled on June 25 near Provincetown, and was...