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Cape Cod is experiencing impacts from climate change today that are anticipated to worsen in the coming decades.

In August 2020, the Barnstable County Economic Development Council awarded six grants through the License Plate Grant Program to address COVID-19 driven economic need in the region.

Planning for the Future Transportation Needs of Cape Cod  The Cape Cod Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) has released four (4) documents for a 21-day public review and comment period.

 The Cape Cod and Islands Water Protection Fund Management Board voted April 14, 2021 to award the first set of subsidies, totaling $71,307,259, to qualified and eligible water quality projects in several Cape Cod towns.…

2021 designation makes it one of four in Massachusetts Old King’s Highway, Yarmouth Port, Photo Courtesy of William DeSousa Mauk FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (February 22, 2021) – With its new designation as…

This week, a group of young Cape Codders will begin the process to become Climate Ambassadors.

Building resiliency through regulation  A model coastal resiliency bylaw designed to help Cape Cod towns better manage the impacts of climate change is under development.

Cape Cod’s harbors have long been centers of commerce for the region, serving as hubs for fishermen, ferryboats, researchers, and recreational boaters.

Seeking students to work together to combat the impacts of climate change For Immediate Release (December 11, 2020) - The Cape Cod Commission is pleased to announce the launch of the…

Study to analyze the feasibility of connecting daily passenger rail service to Cape Cod  Often using their own cars and driving alone, hundreds of Cape Codders regularly commute off-Cape for work, contributing to greenhouse…