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The official account of the Massachusetts Office of Coastal Zone Management (CZM) - protecting natural resources while promoting wise coastal development
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To celebrate #MA250, come join the 2025 COASTSWEEP Revolution to help remove marine debris from land and sea! For details on how to volunteer at a local cleanup or organize one of your own, see: www.mass.gov/info-details...
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GRANTS AWARDED! Congratulations to the communities and nonprofits who received $1.1 million in Coastal Habitat and Water Quality Grants for 9 projects to support stormwater pollution prevention and habitat restoration planning. See the press release: www.mass.gov/news/healey-...
Salt marsh with two birds in the grass and “Coastal Habitat and Water Quality (CHWQ) Grants” and the CZM logo printed over the water.
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Come on out for COASTSWEEP 2025, the statewide beach cleanup sponsored by CZM as part of the #InternationalCoastalCleanup organized by Ocean Conservancy. Join a listed cleanup or organize one yourself—we provide the supplies. For more, see: www.mass.gov/info-details...
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GRANTS AWARDED! Congratulations to the communities and nonprofit and Tribal partners who received $3.8 million in @massczm.bsky.social Coastal Resilience Grants for 12 projects to protect coastal communities from flooding and erosion. For details, see: www.mass.gov/news/healey-...
Collage of previous Coastal Resilience Grant projects.
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Cleanup fun for all! Thanks to Elizabeth Sabounjian and folks from the Armenian Memorial Church in Watertown for coordinating a COASTSWEEP cleanup at the Charles River Reservation on September 28. To join the COASTSWEEP 2025 fun, see: www.mass.gov/info-details...
A group of 15 volunteers with full trash bags after a cleanup at the Charles River Reservation in Watertown.
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More trash removed! Thanks to Erika Richard from WhiteMoon Holistic Healing for organizing a COASTSWEEP cleanup at Salisbury Beach on September 27, with 33 volunteers covering 2 miles of beach. To volunteer for COASTSWEEP, see: www.mass.gov/info-details...
Full trash bags with two pipes and a sheet of styrofoam collected at the Salisbury Beach cleanup.
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The 2025 COASTSWEEP beach cleanup season has begun, and everyone is welcome to join in! For details on how to volunteer at a local cleanup or organize one of your own, see: www.mass.gov/info-details...
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The October 2025 edition of CZ-Mail, CZM's monthly email newsletter, is now available. www.mass.gov/info-details...
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Taking a hike to a COASTSWEEP cleanup at Sandy Neck Beach Park on September 14. Thanks to the Town of Barnstable for organizing and all the volunteers who pitched in, including Troop 314 Boy Scouts from Milford! Find more on COASTSWEEP: www.mass.gov/coastsweep
A group of Boy Scouts with backpacks hiking along a sandy path.
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To celebrate #MA250, come join the 2025 COASTSWEEP Revolution to help remove marine debris from land and sea! For details on how to volunteer at a local cleanup or organize one of your own, see: www.mass.gov/info-details...
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COASTSWEEP success continues, including this cleanup at Nantasket Beach in Hull on September 20 coordinated by Kelly Abatzis! You can still volunteer for a cleanup or organize one of your own. Learn more at: www.mass.gov/coastsweep
A few volunteers during a Nantasket Beach cleanup. A man in the foreground is carrying a partially full trash bag while walking down ramp to the beach, which has lots of waves.
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The FY26 Natural Resource Nitrogen Sensitive Area Grant program application period is now open! This grant helps address solutions to cultural eutrophication caused by nitrogen pollution from wastewater and other sources on the Cape. Due by 5pm on 10/14
www.mass.gov/info-details...
stock photo of Lewis Bay, Hyannis Massachusetts
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Biodiversity isn't just found in wild places—it's all around us—even in our cities! 🦋

That's why we're teaming up with
@inaturalist.bsky.social + TEDxBoston to kick off a month-long effort to appreciate nature right in our neighborhoods.

Will you join us? 💥 inaturalist.org/projects/uma...
Join us for a Boston Bioblitz on Saturday, September 27 at 9AM at University of Massachusetts Boston
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Check out how the different kinds of debris was removed from Peddock’s Island during last week’s four-day clean up hosted by DCR and the Center for Costal Studies! For details on how to volunteer:
CCS Beach Brigade bit.ly/3I49qK8
DCR bit.ly/4gQagqR
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Keep Massachusetts Beautiful and Allspring Global Investments picked a beautiful day for this COASTSWEEP cleanup at Carson Beach on September 9. Thanks for being such great partners in keeping our beaches clean! To volunteer or organize a cleanup, see: mass.gov/info-details...
A small group of volunteers in yellow vests at Carson Beach collecting trash with blue sky and ocean in the background.
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Come on out for COASTSWEEP 2025, the statewide beach cleanup sponsored by CZM as part of the #InternationalCoastalCleanup organized by Ocean Conservancy. Join a listed cleanup or organize one yourself—we provide the supplies. For more, see: www.mass.gov/info-details...
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To celebrate #MA250, come join the 2025 COASTSWEEP Revolution to help remove marine debris from land and sea! For details on how to volunteer at a local cleanup or organize one of your own, see: www.mass.gov/info-details...
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Thanks to the Winthrop Conservation Commission for coordinating this COASTSWEEP cleanup at Yirrell Beach in Winthrop! Learn all about this statewide effort organized by CZM to combat marine debris and clean up the coast: www.mass.gov/coastsweep
A small group of volunteers gathered after a Yirrell Beach cleanup, smiling up at the camera.
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The 2025 COASTSWEEP beach cleanup season has begun, and everyone is welcome to join in! For details on how to volunteer at a local cleanup or organize one of your own, see: www.mass.gov/info-details...
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COASTSWEEP volunteers are making a difference! Thanks to AVI-SPL for coordinating this cleanup at Sandy Point State Reservation in Ipswich on August 27. To get involved, see: mass.gov/info-details...
A large group of volunteers on the beach at Sandy Point State Reservation posed for the camera with full trash bags in front of them and the ocean behind.
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Today, the Healey-Driscoll Administration announced that Saturday, September 20, is the start of the 2025 COASTSWEEP season. Volunteers of all ages are invited to help remove trash and debris from our shores. To learn more, see the press release: www.mass.gov/news/healey-...
COASTSWEEP - Massachusetts Beach Cleanups, since 1987. Running through November
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And thanks to all the @theparkschoolma.bsky.social students who did their part at Revere Beach for a very successful COASTSWEEP cleanup!
A group of students gathered on the beach and smiling at the camera
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COASTSWEEP beach cleanups are underway, and CZM was happy to join 8th graders from The Park School (@theparkschoolma.bsky.social) on September 10 for a Revere Beach cleanup! To volunteer for a cleanup or organize one of your own, see: mass.gov/info-details...
 A large group of 8th grade students with a teacher cleaning Revere Beach on a cloudy day
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September is National Preparedness Month! So join us & the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency to find out if you’re prepared with the proper emergency kit AND insurance documents to weather any situation.

MEMA emergency kit recommendations: bit.ly/48cveO0

Floodsmart: www.floodsmart.gov
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To celebrate #MA250, come join the 2025 COASTSWEEP Revolution to help remove marine debris from land and sea! For details on how to volunteer at a local cleanup or organize one of your own, see: www.mass.gov/info-details...