Eve Zuckoff is a Climate Change Reporter at WCAI NPR and GBH News. She specializes in covering climate and environmental issues along the Cape Cod and Massachusetts coast and islands, with a focus on the intersection of agriculture, animal care, and public security. Eve's work has been featured in various outlets including Connecticut Public, Vermont Public, and NPR.
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By: Eve Zuckoff, Cai
She's likely to survive the injury, officials said, though it could impair her wellbeing. But officials said a 3-year-old male known as #5110 seen in the same area with “thick” lines wrapped once across his head and once across his back is unlikely to share the same fate.
By: Cai, Eve Zuckoff
North Atlantic right whales currently only live to about 22 years old, but a new study finds they should be able to live to over 130.
By: Eve Zuckoff, Cai
Staff and volunteers with Mass Audubon Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary have rescued around 800 stranded sea turtles from Cape Cod beaches this year. That's about 130 more than last year.
By: Eve Zuckoff
Like many coastal communities, Provincetown is searching for ways to help property owners prevent devastating flooding from more frequent and more intense storms — a major consequence of climate change.
By: Eve Zuckoff, Cai
That record partially reflects a day in June when IFAW responded to the largest mass stranding of dolphins in recorded U.S. history. It took place in Wellfleet.
About 600 marine mammals stranded on Cape Cod in 2024, according to the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW).
By: Eve Zuckoff, Cai
Local experts are looking at how climate change will impact the Cape, Coast, and Islands on the heels of news that 2024 was the hottest year on record.
By: Eve Zuckoff, Cai
CAI | By Eve Zuckoff Following news that 2024 was the hottest year on record, local experts took a moment to revisit potential impacts for the Cape, Coast, and Islands — as well as the wider region.
By: Eve Zuckoff, Cai
Federal officials have withdrawn a proposed slow zone for ferries, ships and large boats along the U.S. East Coast after months of heated criticism from Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket, and other coastal communities. Whale conservationists lamented the move as a major loss, saying the proposal was a “much-needed” effort to protect critically endangered North Atlantic right whales from extinction.
By: Eve Zuckoff
Federal officials have withdrawn a proposed slow zone for ferries, ships and large boats along the U.S. East Coast, after months of heated criticism from Martha’s Vineyard, Nantucket, and other coastal communities. Whale conservationists lamented the move as a major loss, saying the proposal was a “much needed” effort to protect critically endangered North Atlantic right whales from extinction.
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