Green Boston Harbor Project

at the University of Massachusetts Boston

GBH Director Anamarija Frankic in Durban, South Africa for UNFCCC (COP17) GBH Director Anamarija Frankic is in Durban, South Africa for the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) (COP17). Follow her journey here, and at the Center for Governance and Sustainability.
Green Boston Harbor - Oysters found in Savin Hill Cove! Oysters have been found in Savin Hill Cove, right in our UMass Boston backyard! Click here to learn more about these oysters, the nearby salt marsh restoration, and how these habitats may be connected. (Please note this area is contaminated and closed to shellfishing.)
Wellfleet Harbor Wellfleet Harbor is essential for the Town of Wellfleet (Cape Cod, MA). It is a unique ecosystem that is also home to a centuries old shellfishing industry and a growing aquaculture tradition. GBH is collaborating with the Town of Wellfleet and other organizations in an Oyster Spawning Project.
Global Green Harbors Network With a local heart and a global reach, GBH is spearheading the creation of a global network of green harbors. The network will share community, resources, and best practices for coastal stewardship (Image: Braganca, Brazil) .

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Biomimicry and Floating Wetlands »

Internships are available for students interested in biomimicry and floating wetlands for Fort Point Channel Projects.
EEOS Capstone Course »

The EEOS Capstone course offers students the opportunity to become stewards of the Boston Harbor and surrounding watersheds.
Biomimicry Course »

Biomimicry is an innovation method that seeks sustainable solutions by emulating nature's time-tested patterns. Learn more here
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2011 Pump-out (P/O) Report Released

This year's report on P/O boat activities is now available. Read More