a selection of published stories, data visualizations, and opinion pieces
2020
Local Food Producers Search for Ways to Serve and Survive
Provincetown Independent
Seashore’s Scientists Search for the Way Forward
Provincetown Independent
Interior Dept. PressesThreat to Wampanoag Lands
Provincetown Independent
Science Research Is Cut to the Essentials
Provincetown Independent
Outer Cape Census Response is Among Lowest in State
Provincetown Independent
Math Looks Bad for Right Whales
Provincetown Independent
Navigators Help Police Deal With Crisis Calls
Provincetown Independent
Ice Sports Are Just Memories As Ponds Warm
Provincetown Independent
East Harbor Is Thriving, But Is That Enough?
Provincetown Independent
Outer Cape Adapts to Coronavirus Crisis
Provincetown Independent
Sacrificial Sand Won’t Stop Erosion at Blasch House
Provincetown Independent
For Outer Cape Kids, Healthy Teeth Take Extra Effort
Provincetown Independent
Horseshoe Crabs in Comeback
Provincetown Independent
Cyr and Peake Support Drivers’ Licenses for the Undocumented
Provincetown Independent
2019
Not All Fungi Foragers Are Good Environmental Stewards
Provincetown Independent
Tenant Farmers Take Root in Truro
Provincetown Independent
The History of Ancient Hurricanes Is Written in Sand and Mud
InsideClimate News
A Battle for Whales Against Rope
Provincetown Independent
Mayo Creek Projects May Be Key to Harbor Improvement
Provincetown Independent
Finding Increasingly Rare Refuge on a Truro Farm
Provincetown Independent
Outer Cape Immunization Rates Among Lowest in State
Provincetown Independent
Herring to Be Protected From Big Trawlers
Provincetown Independent
An Ancient Cycle of Erosion Carves the Beach
Provincetown Independent
Trump’s Trade War Affects Local Lobster Market
Provincetown Independent
Fishing Is Still the Most Dangerous Job
Provincetown Independent
Culling Seals Is Wrong Answer to Shark Threat, Scientists Say
Provincetown Independent
2018
Extra chromosomes make August oysters extra plump
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Peregrine has a ‘Hair’ day in Provincetown
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Number-one issue at ponds is climate change, not pee
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Wellfleet dredging crisis leaves boats stuck, shellfish smothered
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Lionesse comes to Provincetown and vends with a roar
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2016
Gypsy moth invasion turns patios into poop decks
Provincetown Banner
Impact of Herring River restoration is topic of hearing tonight
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Wellfleet hopes to make the historic modern again
Provincetown Banner
Hurricane Katrina author to speak at Wellfleet Public Library
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