Bianca Filoni Introduction: Sustainability Is Also a Human Issue Sustainability is the ability to meet current needs without compromising the needs of the future. Many times we think of this environmentally in regards to how our actions can alter the planet’s health. However, most of us tend to overlook how sustainability is also applicable to people living on Earth. Sustainability factors in the environment, society, culture, and the economy-which is why we need to also cons

Thank you to Wilbraham Middle School for promoting environmental education and for supporting Seaside! Each year, students at Wilbraham Middle School do a series of projects to fight against plastic pollution ! These projects include art, PSAs, and research projects meant to educate about the dangers of plastic pollution. In addition, students make and sell products using upcycled materials and donate the funds to fight plastic pollution. Watch the video above to see all of t

Grace Clark Seaside Sustainability is proud to join the 144 organizations and institutions opposing the Trump administration’s plan to drastically increase the amount of land being permanently damaged by unnecessary offshore oil and gas drilling. For its high risk, the planned expansion offers zero reward to the millions of Americans who rely on coastal industry, or to the millions more who simply love our oceans. What’s Happening? 1.27 billion acres of ocean have the potent

Seaside would like to thank all of the donors, volunteers, and supporters who made our work possible in 2025! Watch the video above to see the impact your work and generosity has had, and click here if you would like to get involved in the new year!

Jane Marsh The Arctic is often the epicenter of climate change discussions, and rightfully so. Imagine a lake appearing overnight where a frozen structure had stood for millions of years. As permafrost thaws amid rising global temperatures, this phenomenon is quickly becoming the Arctic's new reality. The transformation is dramatic and startling, shedding light on a hidden water crisis that few could have predicted. Beyond melting glaciers, the region's freshwater system is o