Theresa M. Barbo

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  Theresa Mitchell Barbo Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies

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  Theresa BarboDirector, Sanctuary ProgramMobile: 774.263.4219ccbay@coastalstudies.org

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  "Nantucket Sound: A Maritime History," Theresa Mitchell Barbo (The History Press, ISBN 978-1-59629-687-9, 159 pages, $21.99)
  
  Accomplished local historian Theresa Barbo of Yarmouthport has published four previous books, most recently "Cape Cod Bay: A History of Salt and Sea" and, with retired Coast Guard Capt. W. Russell Webster, "The Pendleton Disaster off Cape Cod: The Greatest Small Boat Rescue in Coast Guard History.
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  Barbo tells its story from the years of exploration to the present and through text and photos introduces readers to the Sound, which is easy to see but much more challenging to know.

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  January 28: Theresa Mitchell Barbo Author Theresa Mitchell Barbo talks about her book The Pendleton Disaster off Cape Cod: The Greatest Small Boat Rescue in Coast Guard History.
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  January 6: Theresa Mitchell Barbo Author and Maritime Historian Theresa Mitchell Barbo discusses her new book Cape Cod Bay: A History of Salt & Sea.

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  Theresa Mitchell Barbo, Symposium Founder & Director

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  Theresa Barbo
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  Theresa Barbo, M.A., is a published author, maritime historian, and Director of the Cape Cod Bay Ocean Sanctuary Program, a public policy initiative of PCCS.Barbo will discuss her current project as part of a Working Partnership that will apply for a No Discharge Area designation for Cape Cod Bay, which would prohibit the dumping of raw or treated human waste into the bay.

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  "Cape Cod Bay" ($21.99, The History Press, 2008) by Theresa Mitchell Barbo discusses the history of the bay beginning with its role as an important geological resource. Early European explorers were amazed by its bounty, one stating the codfish were "so thick one [could] walk on their backs." Soon the bay was a bustling industry of whaling, shipping and salt making, while the nearby native tribes of Wampanoag almost vanished. As Barbo brings us up to date, the book concludes with modern-day concerns for the bay and its future.
  
  Barbo has researched and lectured on Cape Cod maritime and cultural history for 20 years and is the history editor at the Cape Cod Voice and works actively to protect this valuable environmental asset.

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  Guest speaker, Theresa Barbo, Founder and Executive director of the Cape Cod Maritime Research Association
  
  Please join us at The Museum of Natural History, Rt. 6A, Brewster for a Membership Meeting of the Friends of CCMNH on April 13th.Refreshments are at 1:00 pm followed by a short business meeting, and then our program with and then our program with Theresa Barbo.Admission for guests is $3:00 and Friends of CCMNH are free.
  
  Family Life & Sea Journeys of 19th Century Cape Cod Mariners, lecture and slide show, will feature over a dozen sea captains from Bourne to Provincetown.We will find out about when and where these men and women were born, what drew them to the sea, the ships they sailed and of course their family life.
  
  Theresa Barbo is one of the CCMNH Trustees, as well as Founder and Executive director of the Cape Cod Maritime Research Association, she serves on the Board of Directors of the Center for Coastal Studies, is a member of the advisory boards of the Historical Society of Old Yarmouth and of WOMR Community Radio in Provincetown, and is the History Editor at the Cape Cod Voice.Ms. Barbo has been a faculty member at the University of Massachusetts and has lectured on maritime history at museums and conferences throughout New England.

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  "More humpback whales are around this year, nearly 150, and we may see as many as 300 by the end of the season," said Theresa Barbo, spokeswoman for the Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies.
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  "When prey is plentiful, the humpbacks will linger," Barbo said.

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  Theresa Barbo Book Signing Noted historian Theresa Barbo will sign copies of "The Cape

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