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Massachusetts Department of Enviromental Protection

U.S. Enviromental Protection Agency

Protecting human health, safeguarding the natural environment.

Green Matters

The busy persons guide to greener living.

Earth 911

Making everyday earth day.

EnviromentalDefense.org

Finding the ways that work.

World Enviromental Organization

You can help put an end to the environmental
destruction that is taking place every day, both
in our own neighborhoods and elsewhere in the world.
One person can make a difference, that person is you.

The World Enviromental Organization
Guide to Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

Enviromental Concern, Inc.

A non-profit organization dedicated to wetland
restoration, research, and education since 1972.

New England Wetland Plants, Inc.

Contact for advice on plants, erosion control materials,
or if you have any other questions pertaining to wetland plants.
Available for purchase:

Native Plants for Ecological Restoration
Erosion Control Products
Native Seed Mixes

Plymouth County Soil Survey

Providing Soil Survey Information for Southeastern Massachusetts.

MEPA Environmental Monitor File Index

Through the MEPA office, Secretary Durand conducts environmental impact reviews of certain projects requiring state agency action. Agency actions include granting state permits or licenses, providing state financial assistance, or transferring state land.

US Fish and Wildlife

MA Coastal Zone Management

Wetland ecology and assessment.

Town of Seekonk, Public Works Department
871 Taunton Ave, Seekonk, MA 02771, Telephone: 508-336-7407
Superintendent of Public Works: Robert Lamoureux Town Engineer: Dave Cabral
Clerks: Kathy Coyle , Heidi Hagman
Recycling/Composting Coordinator:
Lee Ann Tavares, Phone: 508-336-8523, Fax: 508-336-5829
Recycling Committee Members:
Lee Ann Tavares, Jody Miller, Kimberly Perry-Ford, Frank Oliver, Nanette Depatie