Cape and Islands Wildlife Conservation Alliance

On May 11, 2021, Spanish and Dutch owned Vineyard Wind was granted, through the Record of Decision, the final federal approval by the Biden Administration. It will consist of up to 100 turbines and will be the first large scale offshore wind energy installation in the United States. It will soon be joined by seven more foreign owned developments, side-by-side, to create a 1,400 sq mile forest of 1,400 turbines.

We are residents and friends of Cape Cod and the Islands, who believe that the industrial offshore wind energy installations off the coasts of Massachusetts and Rhode Island should not go forward until further studies are conducted on how offshore wind could impact our marine mammals, fish, birds, bats, bugs and sea turtles.

With less than 350 North Atlantic Right Whales still living, we cannot risk additional threats to the species. North Atlantic right whales are one of the rarest animals on the planet, and on the brink of extinction. Each individual whale counts.

We spread awareness, educate, fundraise and support legal efforts to stop the development of industrial offshore wind installations, until the necessary steps, using the best science available, are taken to protect the cape and islands’ environment and endangered marine life.

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Help us stop the industrialization of our ocean and save our wildlife.