Cape Light Compact
Barnstable Superior Court House P.O. Box 427 3195 Main Street (Route 6A), MA 02630
Phone: 1-800-797-6699
Fax: 1-508-362-4136
Web Address: http://www.capelightcompact.org/
Cape Light Compact
Barnstable Superior Court House
P.O. Box 427
3195 Main Street (Route 6A), MA 02630
Phone: 1-800-797-6699
Fax: 1-508-362-4136
Web Address: http://www.capelightcompact.org/
Description: The Cape Light Compact, as administered through Barnstable County, is a regional energy services organization made up of all 21 towns on the Cape, Martha's Vineyard, and Barnstable and Dukes counties. The purpose of the Compact is to represent and protect consumer interests in a restructured utility industry. As authorized by each town, the Compact operates the regional energy efficiency program and works with the combined buying power of the region's 197,000 electric consumers to negotiate for low cost electricity and other public benefits. For more information about the programs and a free energy audit, please call 1-800-797-6699 or go to the website, www.capelightcompact.org .
Chappaquiddick Island Association
Massachusetts
Phone: 508.627.8911
Contact Person: Lionel Spiro, Association President
Location: Edgartown
Description: The Chappaquiddick Island Association is a 300 member neighborhood group. The purpose of the Associations Water Resources Committee is to identify, conserve and protect common water supply, both fresh water and salt water ponds. Ongoing for a number of years, the committee of 12 plus a chairman is focused on education, advocacy of conservation and assistance to homeowners in testing their water quality. In conjunction with the Polly Hill Arboretum, the committee sponsors ecology tours of flora and fauna on the island. The committee contracts with engineers to study the requisite parameters for water quality and quantity (water table levels) and publishes an occasional newsletter.
Community Solar Greenhouse
P.O. Box 2048, Massachusetts 02557
Phone: (508) 693-2019
Location: New York Ave, Oak Bluffs
Division of Marine Fisheries Recreational Fisheries Office
Massachusetts
Phone: 508-693-4372
Fax: 508-693-4157
Contact Person: Gregory Skomal
Description: The mission of the Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries is to manage the Commonwealth's living marine resources and the harvesting of those resources by the commercial and recreational fisheries, while maintaining a diverse number of self-sustaining fish populations at healthy levels of abundance in balance with the ecosystem.
Two field operations located on Martha's Vineyard support key division goals, including outreach, data collection and community-based and operated aquaculture programs:
The Martha's Vineyard Marine Fisheries Field Station, previously known as State Lobster Hatchery, conducts lobster studies and provides information services.
The Recreational Fisheries Office provides recreational fisheries information and conducts special studies.
Division of Marine Fisheries
Marine Fisheries Field Station
Massachusetts
Phone: 508-693-0060
Fax: 508-693-4157
Contact Person: Michael Syslo
Description: The mission of the Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries is to manage the Commonwealth's living marine resources and the harvesting of those resources by the commercial and recreational fisheries, while maintaining a diverse number of self-sustaining fish populations at healthy levels of abundance in balance with the ecosystem.
Two field operations located on Martha's Vineyard support key division goals, including outreach, data collection and community-based and operated aquaculture programs:
The Martha's Vineyard Marine Fisheries Field Station, previously known as State Lobster Hatchery, conducts lobster studies and provides information services.
The Recreational Fisheries Office provides recreational fisheries information and conducts special studies.
Dukes County
Massachusetts
Web Address: http://www.dukescounty.org/departments/recreation/beaches/joseph_sylvia/
Dukes County Water Testing Laboratory
Massachusetts
Phone: 508-696-3844
Contact Person: Robert A. Culbert, Laboratory Director
Description: The Laboratory performs water tests for the island towns and County departments to assure that public drinking water standards are met. Private wells and beach/pond waters are also tested. Test results are only sent to the customer unless the customer determines otherwise.
A new laboratory in the County Administration Building was opened on August 15, 2000. The equipment used to test drinking water has been fully modernized to include an incubator enables testing for Enterococcus and a portable spectrophotometer.
A beach testing program is implemented to reduce the health risks of people swimming at various public beaches. This involves regular (usually weekly) testing of swimming water for Enterococcus bacteria, indicators of health risks for swimmers. Elder Services of Cape Cod and Islands Senior Environmental Corps provides volunteers to collect samples and assist with the testing procedures.
EarthAssist of Martha's Vineyard
RR#3, Box 58B, MA 02568
Phone: (508) 693-0122
Email: earthassist@yahoo.com
Contact Person: Catherine Greenleaf, Director
Description: EarthAssist is a private, non-profit organization (in the process of filing for 501-3C status) dedicated to educating the public about peaceful ways to co-exist with wildlife.
Environmental Police Office, Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Fisheries
and Wildlife & Environmental Law Enforcement
Massachusetts
Phone: Emergency: 911
Fax: (508) 627-3912
Farm Days at Island Alpaca Farm
1 Head of the Pond Road, off of the Vineyard Haven/Edgartown Rd., Massachusetts 02557
Phone: 508-693-5554
Web Address: http://www.islandalpaca.com
Description: Thursday through Sundays in June Walk through the farm to explore the world of the alpaca, and learn more about their behavior, natural habitat and the alpaca as a livestock investment. See the first ever born alpaca on the island of Martha's Vineyard! Watch a video presentation and visit the farm store, featuring clothing, and yarn made from the Island Alpaca themselves! Fun for all ages. Donations welcomed.
FARM Institute
Post Office Box 1868, Massachusetts 02539
Phone: (508) 627-7007
Email: johnc@farminstitute.org
Web Address: http://www.farminstitute.org
Location: Katama
Description: The mission of The F.A.R.M. Institute is to educate children in sustainable agriculture by engaging them in the operation of a small island farm. FARM serves as a steward of the rich traditions of Vineyard farming and strives to become a place at the center of the community where children, families and generations can once again be engaged with the land. Our belief is that just about everything a child learns—values, work ethic, teamwork, commitment to community, caring for the land, even the "3-Rs"—are experienced on the FARM. It is our joy to work with our young students and help them grow alongside our plants and animals. Barnyard Tails - Visit our website to download a pdf version of the F.A.R.M. Institute's First Newsletter We hope you enjoy the very first issue of Barnyard Tails. The works of our students and staff will share the community of farming with our friends and supporters. Future issues will introduce you to our staff and programs. For a virtual visit to our farm and to learn about our programs please visit our website,
Friends of Sengekontacket, Inc.
P.O. Box 740, Massachusetts 02539
Phone: (508) 627-6966
Fax: (508) 627-5833
Email: info@sengekontacket.org
Web Address: www.sengekontacket.org
Description: Friends of Sengekontacket, Inc. (FOS) was formed when in 1988 the pond was closed for the first time to shellfishing due to high coliform counts. Since that time we have assessed Sengekontacket’s natural ecosystems, identifying any threats to water quality and initiating long range planning based on a scientific database. FOS is an independent, not-for-profit organization governed by a voluntary Board of Directors. Volunteers plant beach grass on the Joseph Sylvia State Beach, staff the annual beach clean-up effort and organize environmental education programs, such as providing watershed residents with stewardship guidelines. FOS founded the Barrier Beach Task Force, partnering with Dukes County government and state officials, to maintain and preserve the natural resources of the pond and beach. In conjunction with Martha’s Vineyard Commission (MVC), FOS enabled participation in the Massachusetts Estuaries Project by funding research and collecting data to document the degrading quality of pond water, habitat and animal life. FOS secured grant funding to collaborate with MVC in eel grass re-planting. FOS created the Carry In/Carry Out program to encourage school children and adults to take responsibility to remove their own trash and litter as they enjoy the pond and its barrier beach.
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Great Pond Foundation
P.O. Box 2005, Massachusetts 02539
Phone: 508-693-8447
Email: woodruffbob@adelphia.net
Contact Person: Bob Woodruff, Executive Director
Description: The Great Pond Foundation was founded to promote the environmental health of Edgartown Great Pond. By providing grants to entities such as MVC, MV Shellfish Group, Division of Marine Fisheries, and the Woods Hole Oceanographic Research Institution, on-going scientific research is being done to determine the health of the Pond, and remedies for the imbalances. In addition, advocacy is done with Town officials charged with responsibility for management of the Pond, to further mutual management objectives for the Pond.
Island Housing Trust
P.O. Box 779, MA 02575
Phone: 508.693.1117
Fax: 508.693.5710
Email: pjordi@vineyard.net
Web Address: http://www.islandhousingtrustmv.org
Description: A community based non-profit recently created to develop a mosaic of small scale, scattered site affordable rental and ownership housing that fit within existing neighborhoods and provide long-term affordability through ground lease restrictions and energy efficient design and construction.
Lagoon Pond Association, Inc.
P.O. Box 1978, Massachusetts 02568
Phone: (508) 693-2478
Email: lagoonpondassoc@aol.com
Contact Person: David Grunden, President
Description: Founded in 1988 the LPA works to preserve the character of Lagoon Pond and immediately adjacent areas. The association's goals include: to protect and enhance the area's natural beauty; to preserve the resources of the Lagoon and adjacent waters; to cooperate with all other civic and conservation groups concerned with pollution of MV waters and atmosphere; and to cooperate with governmental bodies and agencies to solve civic and environmental problems as they affect the Lagoon Pond area.
Major programs include funding of on-going water quality testing for the Pond. Recent priorities include: active support of participation in the Estuaries program; ensuring the best approach for the Pond drawbridge replacement; supporting applications for Pond dredging permits; publishing Pond water quality protection pamphlet; and reviewing town bylaws to identify areas that could be strengthened to protect water quality.
M.V. Agricultural Society
P.O. Box 73, Massachusetts 02575
Phone: (508) 693-5685
M.V. Commission
P.O. Box 1447, Massachusetts 02557
Phone: (508) 693-3453
Description: Please go to our M.V. Commission (within the Vineyard Conservation Almanac) section for more information, newsletters and press releases.
M.V. Commission
Water Resource Staff
Massachusetts
Phone: 693-3453 ext. 19
Email: taylor@mvcommission.org
Contact Person: Jo-Ann Taylor, Coastal Planner
Description: The Martha's Vineyard Commission water resource focus is oriented toward data collection and interpretation and toward resource quality protection as well as planning and public education. The Commission staff believe that the greatest threat to the quality of our coastal salt ponds and our aquifers is nitrogen from wastewater systems, acid rain and fertilizers. This threat requires immediate attention in the form of monitoring and planning for mitigation. Toward those ends our staff carries out the following activities:
The Commission staff facilitate and contribute to the Estuaries Project, a State-Local partnership program that evaluates our coastal ponds and the required management to maintain sustainable water quality.
M.V. Garden Club
Massachusetts
Phone: (508) 693-5334
Location: Wakeman Center
M.V. Land Bank Commission
P.O. Box 2057, Massachusetts 02539
Phone: (508)627-7141
Email: mvlbc@capecod.net
M.V. Preservation Trust
Massachusetts
Phone: (508) 627-4440
Email: into@mvpreservation.org
Web Address: www.vineyard.net/org/mvpt
Contact Person: Director Christopher Scott
Location: 99 Main Street, Edgartown
M.V. Rod & Gun Club
P.O. Box 1799, Massachusetts 02539
M.V. Shellfish Group, Inc.
P.O. Box 1552, Massachusetts 02557
Phone: 508-693-0391
Email: mvsg@capecod.net
Contact Person: Rick Karney
Description: The Martha's Vineyard Shellfish Group, Inc. (MVSG) is a consortium of the Shellfish Departments of the six towns on Martha's Vineyard. The Group is incorporated as a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization. For over twenty years the Group's program of community resource management has sought to preserve and expand the Island's traditional shellfisheries. Key to this effort has been the application of innovative aquaculture technology and a continuing vigilance to improve and maintain the good surface water quality crucial to a viable shellfish industry. The MVSG is governed by a twelve member executive board consisting of the shellfish constable and selectman's appointees from each of the six member
Manuel F. Correllus State Forest
P.O. Box 1612, Massachusetts 02568
Phone: (508) 693-2540
Martha's Vineyard Surfcasters Association
P.O. Box 3053, MA 02539
Phone: 508-693-4841
Email: webmaster@mvsurfcasters.org
Web Address: http://www.mvsurfcasters.org/
Description: Dedicated to the passion of Martha's Vineyard fishing! "...to encourage the sport of surfcasting; to gather for entertainment and good fellowship; to promote and uphold sound conservation practices and laws, and to see that these laws are properly carried out by members; to further good sportsmanship; and to seek and protect public access to fishing areas on Martha's Vineyard."119 19891989
Martha’s Vineyard Environmental Education Alliance
P.O. Box 2106, Massachusetts 02568
Phone: (508) 693-7662
Email: nandoty@earthlink.net
Description: Contact: Nan Doty Mission Statement: The goal of the MVEEA is to advance place-based education encompassing both the Vineyard’s natural and land use history, in order to encourage informal stewardship of the Island’s environmental resources. The MVEEA fosters connections among educators, organizations, businesses and members of the community who can serve as resources for this education. The MVEEA meets monthly October-May. Members: The following organizations are members of the MVEEA and are significant local resources for schools. We welcome opportunities to collaborate with schools in many different ways. Please email the contact person for more information. Polly Hill Arboretum Farm Institute Betsy Dripps Melinda DeFeo betsydripps@hotmail.com melinda@farminstitute.org www.pollyhillarboretum.org www.farminstitute.org. Vineyard Energy Project Trustees of Reservations Kara Gelinas Sarah Trudel Karabeaner508@gmail.com strudel@ttor.org www.vineyardenergyproject.org/kids www.thetrustees.org Marine & Paleobiological Institute Fred Hotchkiss Hotchkiss@mprinstitute.org www.mprinstitute.org Mass Audubon at Felix Neck Justen Walker jwalker@massaudubon.org www.massaudubon.org/Nature_Connections/Sanctuaries/Felix_Neck Oak Bluffs Shellfish David Grunden dgrunden@ci.oak-bluffs.ma.us www.ci.oak-bluffs.ma.us/pdf/shellfish/ShellfishDepartmentPrograms.pdf Friends of Sengekontacket Christina Miller christinamiller@alumi.uvm.edu www.sengekontacket.org Vineyard Conservation Society VCS Almanac Marni Stanton, editor marticamv@aol.com almanac.vcsmv.org
Mass Audubon at Felix Neck
P.O. Box 494, Massachusetts 02568
Phone: (508) 627-4850
Email: felixneck@massaudubon.org, sbellincampi@massaudubon.org
Location: Edgartown-VH Road, Edgartown
Description: Contact Person:
Suzan Bellincampi, Sanctuary Director
Felix Neck is a sanctuary for both wildlife and people, protecting some of the Vineyard's most valuable habitats and wildlife and most spectacular views. Four miles of trails through woodlands, meadows, ponds, salt marsh, and barrier beach allow for exploration, discovery, and quiet contemplation. Delight in the nature that unfolds; nesting osprey and other birds, butterflies, and a wealth of sea creatures that make Felix Neck their home.
Mass Audubon works to protect the nature of Massachusetts for people and wildlife. Together with more than 100,000 members, we care for 32,000 acres of conservation land, provide educational programs for 200,000 children and adults annually, and advocate for sound environmental policies at local, state, and federal levels. Mass Audubon's mission and actions have expanded since our beginning in 1896 when our founders set out to stop the slaughter of birds for use on women's fashions. Today we are the largest conservation organization in New England. Our statewide network of 43 wildlife sanctuaries welcomes visitors of all ages and serves as the base for our conservation, education, and advocacy work. To support these important efforts, call
800-AUDUBON (283-8266) or visit www.massaudubon.org.
Native Earth Teaching Farm
Massachusetts
Phone: (508) 645-2871
Location: North Road, Chilmark
Protect Our Water
Massachusetts
Phone: 508-693-6987
Email: gtip@ix.netcom.com
Contact Person: Gail Tipton
Location: Martha's Vineyard
Description: POW (Protect Our Water) is a group of concerned citizens alarmed by the rapidly increasing degradation of ponds, estuaries and drinking water on Martha's Vineyard and elsewhere that harms our health, our ecosystems and our economy. We recognize that our water quality is degraded by excessive nutrients, especially nitrogen, as well as various toxic substances, that are released into our environment by standard Title V septic systems, acid rain and snow, fertilizers and road runoff.
Our Goals
Sheriff's Meadow Foundation
Massachusetts
Phone: 508 693-5207
Email: smf@vineyard.net
Web Address: http://www.sheriffsmeadow.org
Location: Wakeman Center
Squibnocket Pond District Advisory Committee
Massachusetts
Phone: 508-645-3199
Email: wendyweldon@earthlink.net
Contact Person: Wendy Weldon, Committee Chair
Description: The Pond Advisory Committee is authorized by the town of Chilmark, meeting quarterly to focus on the condition of Squibnocket Pond. The Committee's mission is defined by Chilmark Zoning Bylaw Section 12, and the Committee is overseen by the Chilmark Planning Board.
Mission: To sponsor and oversee continued study and monitoring of the Pond and its watershed; to observe and inform town boards of changes which are brought about by natural or human activities; to make recommendations on specific developments within the District as specified in the town bylaw; and to make recommendations to town boards and officers concerning changes in the bylaw and other regulations.
The Conservation Partnership of Martha's Vineyard
RFD 319X, Massachusetts 02568
Location: Wakeman center
The Dukes County Water Testing Laboratory
RFD 319X, Massachusetts 02568
Phone: 508/696-3844
Contact Person: Robert Culbert
Description: This lab performs water tests for Island towns and County departments, as well as for various monitoring projects and for private individuals. The equipment supports EPA-approved tests for a wide variety of potability indicators.
The Nature Conservancy
Massachusetts
Phone: (508) 693-6287
Fax: (508) 693-4891
Web Address: http://nature.org/wherewework/northamerica/states/massachusetts/
Location: Wakeman Center
The Ocean Conservancy, New England Region
371 Fore Street #301, ME 04101
Phone: (508) 879-5444
Fax: (508) 879-5445
Email: john.phillips63@verizon.net
Web Address: www.oceanconservancy.org
The Polly Hill Arboretum
P.O. Box 561, Massachusetts 02575
Phone: (508) 693-9426
Fax: (508) 696-9538
Email: postmaster@pollyhillarboretum.org, pharbor@vineyard.net
Web Address: www.pollyhillarboretum.org
The Riparian Owners of Tisbury Great Pond
P.O. Box 561, Massachusetts 02575
Phone: 508/645-2260
Contact Person: Mary Jane Pease
Description: The Riparian Owners of Tisbury Great Pond is an association of landowners whose properties border on Tisbury Great Pond. By state law, riparian owners are charged with responsibility for the drainage of great ponds throughout the Commonwealth. The Riparian Owners of Tisbury Great Pond appoint three officers, known as Sewers, who determine when the pond should be opened based on salinity, bacteria count, water level, and pertinent nesting and spawning dates. The concerns of the Riparian Owners have come to include all aspects of the Tisbury Great Pond environment. The association has funded land use, groundwater studies and tidal data and water sampling initiatives.
The Senior Environmental Corps
Massachusetts
Phone: 508-696-9010
Contact Person: Mary Nichols, Fieldwork Coordinator
Description: The Senior Environment Corps is part of the Senior Service Corps sponsored by Elder Services of Cape Cod and Islands, Inc. It is made up of senior volunteers who participate in activities, which address serious local needs.
The Senior Environment Corps of Martha's Vineyard has been and is involved in several water quality testing projects. One is partnered with the Martha's Vineyard Commission in assessing our pond system quality in view of the fact that ponds are an important ecological entity as well as being a natural attraction for tourists. SEC members collect water samples and gather field data.
The SEC partners with the Dukes County Testing Lab each summer to collect weekly water samples from 34 island beaches and then to test them for enterococcus, an unhealthy byproduct of gulls and cormorants!
We also partner with the Wampanoag Aquinnah Shellfish Hatchery as support maintenance of shellfish brood stock and seed stock. The Hatchery works to advance aquaculture and to protect water quality.
The SEC conducts Radon Testing in winter, and has distributed Lyme Disease brochures throughout the island.
The Trustees of Reservations
P.O. Box 2106, Massachusetts 02568
Phone: 508 693-7662
Email: islands@ttor.org
Web Address: http://www.thetrustees.org
Location: 860 State Road, Vineyard Haven, MA
Description: The Trustees of Reservations preserves for public use and enjoyment properties of exceptional scenic, historic, and ecological value in Massachusetts and works to protect special places across the state. We are more than 100,000 people like you who want to protect the places we love or simply like to be outdoors. Together with our neighbors we preserve the distinct character of our community and inspire a commitment to special places across the commonwealth. Our passion is to share with everyone the irreplaceable landscapes and landmarks that we care for – as we know how valuable they are to our everyday life. On Martha’s Vineyard, we own 5 distinct properties including; Cape Poge Wildlife Refuge, Wasque Reservation, Mytoi, Long Point Wildife Refuge, and Menemsha Hills Reservation. Offering a variety of adult, family, and children’s programming, The Trustees hope to find a place in your special island adventure. For more information, please call our Islands Regional Office, or visit our website
The Vineyard Conservation Society
P.O. Box 2189, Massachusetts 02568
Phone: 508.693.9588
Fax: 508.693.0683
Email: info@vineyardconservationsociety.org
Web Address: http://www.vineyardconservationsociety.org
Location: Wakeman Center
Description: The Vineyard Conservation Society was founded in 1965 in response to the threat of developement of the Lobsterville Moors of Aquinnah. Since that successful fight the Society has broadened the scope of its concerns to become proactively involved in preserving land, defending the Island from unwise development, and educating the public on environmental issues. VCS is the only Island environmental organization with such a threefold mission, uniquely positioning it to act on a broad range of fronts.
The Vineyard Energy Project
P.O. Box 172, MA 02575
Phone: 508 693 3002
Email: thornsmith@hotmail.com
Web Address: http://www.vineyard-unplugged.org
Description: The Vineyard Energy Project which is a non-profit formed in July 2003 to encourage sustainable energy choices through education, outreach, and renewable energy projects and serve as a model to other communities to do the same. You can learn more about us, find out what you can do to help us become a Renewable Energy Island and keep up to date on island energy events by going to our website.
Tisbury Waterways Inc.
P.O. Box 4375, Massachusetts 02568
Phone: 508-693-9309
Email: melindaloberg@yahoo.com
Web Address: http://www.tisburywaterways.org
Contact Person: Melinda Loberg
Description: TWI was formed in 1988 and incorporated in 1989. The organization is primarily concerned with the three main waterways in the town of Tisbury, MA. The three main waterways in Tisbury are Vineyard Haven Harbor, Tashmoo Lake and Lagoon Pond. In recent years our activities have included island-wide water issues, wherein we seek to work with other like-minded organizations, located on Martha's Vineyard, in an attempt to achieve a global consensus of the best practices for attaining our mutual goals. TWI operates on tax deductible contributions made by interested individuals and organizations. We also act as a catalyst to assist others who seek grant monies for water studies, conservation projects and long-term environmental planning activities.
Unitarian Universalist Society of M.V.
Massachusetts
Phone: 508-693-8982
Email: UUSMV@aol.com
Location: Main Street, VH
Vineyard Environmental Research Institute
Massachusetts
Phone: 508/627-4929
Contact Person: William E. Marks
Description: Vineyard Environmental Research Institute was founded in 1984 in order to study and develop educational programs concerning acid rain and the protection of water quality, aquifers, wetlands, and fragile coastal environments. VERI’s acid rain research involved students from the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School and won an award from Governor Dukakis for its cutting-edge approach. Today, VERI has greatly reduced its staff and office facilities, but its founder continues to research and write about water issues, while also speaking world-wide on water issues and producing water-oriented programming for television.
Vineyard Open Land Foundation
Wakeman Center, 319X RFD, Massachusetts 02568
Phone: 508.693.3280
Fax: 508.627.7614
Email: volf@islanderis.net
Web Address: http://www.islanderis.net/users/volf/
Location: Wakeman Center
Vineyard Volunteers
P.O. Box 3049, Massachusetts 02575
Phone: 508.693.6628
Contact Person: Maureen Murphy
Description: Vineyard Volunteers was created to help Vineyarders learn about volunteer positions available in the non-profit agencies on the island. Look for postings in the newspapers, libraries, senior centers, church bulletins and favorite posting sites around the island.
Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah)
Massachusetts
Phone: 508-645-9265x170
Email: bstearns@wampanoagtribe.net
Contact Person: Bret Stearns, Director, Natural Resources Department
Description: It has been in the past and will continue to be, into the future, the responsibility of Native Peoples to oversee the environment in which we must all survive. It is inherent to our survival. It is the purpose of the Natural Resources Department of the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) to establish and maintain the capacity and capability to manage environmental programs on the Tribal Lands, as well as beyond the boundaries of the Tribal Lands.
Woods Hole Research Center
P.O. Box 296, Massachusetts 02543-0296
Phone: 508-540-9900
Fax: 508-540-9700
Email: info@whrc.org
Web Address: http://www.whrc.org