The Lowell Holly Reservation spans 135 acres between Mashpee and Sandwich. The property, with four miles of winding carriage roads and foot trails, boasts 250 native holly trees as well
Plymouth is home to a wide array of natural beauty and wildlife. To truly experience all that Plymouth has to offer you have to immerse yourself in the New England
The National Marine Life Center has been working to save stranded marine mammals and sea turtles since 1995. The National Marine Life Center is located in Buzzards Bay, just across
Though it is home to many humans, homes, and hamlets, there are many creatures that also call the Cape home. Let’s take a look at some species of Cape Cod
Just like the human residents of Cape Cod some of regions’ birds call the area home year round, while others are migratory birds of Cape Cod. The fall is a
The International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) is a global nonprofit, operating a variety of programs and initiatives in over 40 countries around the world. With the goal of helping
Among the many small islands along the shores of the Outer Cape, two in particular stand out. At the southern end of the Cape on Pleasant Bay, Sipson Island is
According to glaciologists at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute and the Massachusetts Climate Change Adaptation Report, the climate change impact on Cape Cod could find the Cape and Islands submerged in
While much of Cape Cod’s iconic sights face the sea, we will turn towards the land for this piece, exploring a few of the unique plants rooted in the Cape
The coastal locations, marshes, beaches, forests, rivers, and estuaries are the perfect Cape Cod bird sanctuary for various species. Not only birds but reptiles and mammals, both terrestrial and marine!
Run by the Atlantic White Shark Conservancy (AWSC), the Chatham Shark Center is a great spot for folks of all ages to learn more about the apex predator that is
The number of sharks in the Cape Cod area, especially the Outer Cape region, has been steadily rising. Sharks frequent Cape Cod waters because of the increasing number of grey
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