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Living room with a beige sofa, a large potted plant, a framed picture of a fish on a white wall, a window with a garden view, and a circular woven rug on a wooden floor.
A living room with a framed illustration of a crab hanging on a textured wall. There is a wooden sideboard with a ceramic table lamp, a small dark vase, and a large potted plant with broad green leaves. A woven basket and a decorative bowl are also o
Living room with white sectional sofa, blue and yellow pillows, potted plant, map of the ocean with a fish illustration on the wall, and beach view outside window.
Modern living room with white wall decorated with four framed fish illustrations, green sofa with dark pillows, a round coffee table with a striped throw blanket, and large floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking a beach and ocean.
Modern interior living space with a large window overlooking a forest, a framed crab artwork on the wall, a beige armchair with dark wooden armrests, hanging black pendant lights, and a potted plant.
A black console table with gold accents against a white wall, with a framed abstract artwork above, a brown vase with white dried flowers, and a black decorative object on top.
Living room with white sofa, green leather armchair, wooden ceiling beams, decorative shelves, and framed botanical prints on white wall.
Three framed pictures of fish hanging on a white wall at the top of a staircase, with a black chair and woven basket at the bottom.
Artwork of an octopus with colorful, detailed tentacles, displayed in a picture frame on a wall
Living room with three framed lobster artworks in green, blue, and brown on the wall, a white tufted couch, a potted plant, and large windows.
A black chair in front of a modern sideboard with three ceramic vases on top. A framed painting of an abstract figure hangs on a gray wall behind.
Framed fish illustration hanging on a white wood-paneled wall in a cozy modern living room with a white table lamp and a grey sofa.
A framed painting of a fish on a white wall, a black vase with red berries on a yellow side table, and a black round stool.
Dining room with a wooden table covered by a black and white checkered tablecloth, decorated with a brown vase with a branch and leaves, and white vases, against a white wall with a framed artwork of shell-like patterns, and surrounded by wooden chai
Minimalist home office with a wooden desk, a chair, a black desk lamp, a vase with dried flowers, framed whale art on the wall, and built-in shelves with white decorative vases and books.
A framed artwork of a fish on a white wall inside a modern room with black furniture, a potted plant, and large windows showing greenery outside.
Modern living room with a white chair, wooden sideboard, and framed artwork on the wall.
Interior of a modern living room with a wooden chair, a white marble table, a bookshelf, and a framed shark picture on the wall.
A wooden sideboard against a white wall with a decorative vase holding branches and a table lamp on top. Above, a framed artistic picture of a whale is displayed.
Living room with a gray sofa, a wooden coffee table, a lamp on a side table, a potted plant, and two panels of artwork depicting a fish on the wall.

Nature-Inspired Art from Cape Cod

  • Illustration of a fish with detailed scales, fins, and large eye, set against a white background.

    Fish

  • Realistic illustration of a whale breaching the water, with water splashing around its tail.

    Whales

  • Colorful octopus with spotted skin and curled tentacles, isolated on white background.

    Cephalopods

  • A realistic illustration of a crab with vibrant blue and green colors, with its claws raised and facing each other, set against a white background.

    Shellfish

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  • A gray baseball cap with an orange patch that reads 'Waqoït Bay Fish Company' and has a fish illustration, placed on a rock alongside a fishing reel and a fishing rod.

    Clothing

    Our hat designs are off the hook!

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  • Illustrated chart titled 'Fishes of Cape Cod' showing seven different fish species, including Bluefin Tuna, Striped Bass, False Albacore, Atlantic Bonito, Bluefish, Atlantic Mackerel, with a website link at the bottom.

    Posters

    Mount one of these nautical pieces of fish art in your living or office space.

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  • A greeting card featuring a detailed illustration of a fish with blue, purple, and black markings. The card is placed on a wooden surface next to a pencil, with a potted plant and a glass jar filled with colored pencils in the background.

    Cards and Stationery

    Share your love of fish, sea life, and nature with our greeting cards and other stationery products.

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  • Stickers of Atlantic mackerel fish on a wooden surface.

    Stickers

    Bring home some smaller fare for the fry.

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Rivers, Restrictions, and Responsibility: How Cape Cod Protects Its Land and Water
Rivers, Restrictions, and Responsibility: How Cape Cod Protects Its Land and Water

Conservation restrictions (CRs) are a powerful tool for protecting Cape Cod’s rivers, wetlands, and open spaces. By limiting development while keeping land in private or municipal ownership, CRs allow ecosystems to recover and thrive. The Childs River exemplifies this success, with former cranberry bogs transformed into vibrant wetlands supporting brook trout, river otters, and herons, thanks in part to the Falmouth Rod & Gun Club. Along the Quashnet and Mashpee rivers, CRs enable habitat restoration, improve fish passage, and maintain water quality. Tools like the MassGIS Open Space & Conservation Restrictions map help residents understand protections and support long-term ecological and community benefits.

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Restoring What Remains: The Mashpee River’s Split Identity
Restoring What Remains: The Mashpee River’s Split Identity

Cape Cod’s Mashpee River is a study in contrasts: its lower reaches remain a coldwater stronghold, spring-fed and shaded, with clean gravel beds and woody structure that support brook trout, river herring, and other native species. In the upper river, however, a century of cranberry farming left behind straightened channels, drained wetlands, outdated dams, and shallow, warm waters that stress fish and limit migration. Restoration is now underway to remove barriers, restore meanders, and reconnect the river to its floodplain, improving habitat and water quality. With these efforts, the Mashpee River has the potential to once again function as a connected, thriving coldwater system from source to sea.

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Confluence: Where Water, Stories, and a Life's Work Meet
Confluence: Where Water, Stories, and a Life's Work Meet

From a childhood exploring hidden brooks in northern Massachusetts to years as a NOAA fisheries scientist at sea, my life has been shaped by the confluence of curiosity, observation, and discovery. That journey led me to found the Waquoit Bay Fish Company, blending art and science to make ecological data tangible and to connect communities with the waters they rely upon. Returning to freshwater restoration work with the Association to Preserve Cape Cod, I now guide streams back toward health, teaching the next generation—including my own children—to fish, observe, and care for these ecosystems. Watching herring migrate upstream, I see my own path mirrored: a life coming full circle, where science, art, and lived experience converge, and where the currents of past and present meet in a shared, living connection with the natural world.

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Wings, Songs, and Soil: Cicada Brood XIV Returns to Cape Cod
Wings, Songs, and Soil: Cicada Brood XIV Returns to Cape Cod

This spring, parts of southeastern Massachusetts, including Cape Cod, are experiencing a rare natural phenomenon—the emergence of Brood XIV, a group of periodical cicadas that surface only once every 17 years. These red-eyed insects are making their presence known with a loud, persistent chorus as they complete a brief reproductive cycle before returning underground until 2042. While startling in scale and sound, the emergence poses no threat to people or property and plays an important ecological role, enriching soil, feeding wildlife, and signaling long-term forest health.

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