Eve Zuckoff

Michael Moore has spent decades studying North Atlantic right whales. He's seen somewhere around 150 of them. It's a feat, given that now there are just about 360 left in the world

Activists and local officials are urging Governor Maura Healey to intervene in the Massachusetts Army National Guard's plan to build a machine gun

In a much anticipated move, Governor Maura Healey has blocked the Massachusetts Army National Guard from signing a building contract for the proposed

A North Atlantic right whale that washed up on Martha's Vineyard last winter died of chronic entanglement wounds, a federally-led study concluded.

The Massachusetts Army National Guard's plan was straightforward.

Scientists said they couldn’t pinpoint what caused the growth in population size, but said some ocean management measures — like slow zones for boats and changes to entangling fishing gear — may have had a positive impact.

“It’s the best thing since sliced bread,” Maryann Kulpa said of early voting in Harwich. She said she was feeling anxious about the outcome of the election. “So it’s over. I voted,” she said tearfully. “I came in early because there’s so much cold and flu going around that if I got sick I would be horrified if I didn’t vote.”

Dolphin strandings aren’t slowing down after a busy weekend for the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW).

Thirteen feet below the surface of Woods Hole harbor, a lobster shelters under a plastic shield in a wire cage.

Lobsters and other sea creatures in areas selected for offshore wind development are about to hear a whole lot of noisy construction. How might it affect them? Cape Cod scientists are making some very loud banging noises to find out.