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Jan 3, 2024 · What I'm Thinking... New Challenges. by Andrew Gottlieb, APCC Executive Director. Each new year brings with it a combined sense of excitement and anxiety about what the future may hold. These competing forces are very much at the top of my mind as the calendar flipped to 2024.
Executive Director, Association to Preserve Cape Cod. Andrew Gottlieb has a BA from Harvard University and a MBA from Boston University. Andrew has more than 30 years of environmental protection experience in government and elected terms in municipal office.
For the past four years, Andrew Gottlieb has served as Executive Director of APCC. Gottlieb brings with him years of expertise in environmental protection work with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, where he served in a variety of policy positions.
Jan 24, 2023 · Andrew Gottlieb: So the estuaries have gotten worse. This is the fourth year that we've done this report. In the first year, 68 percent of our estuaries had unacceptable water quality. This...
by Andrew Gottlieb | Jan 17, 2024 | What I'm Thinking. Our fifth annual State of the Waters: Cape Cod report went live this morning. Check it out at CapeCodWaters.org and see what the latest data tells us about water quality. Cape Cod continues to experience a significant number of coastal embayments and freshwater ponds... Success at a Crossroad
by Andrew Gottlieb | Mar 23, 2021 | What I'm Thinking The restoration of the Cape’s water resources is among the most pressing issues facing the region. Our water resources define Cape Cod and are the underpinnings of our economy as well as our personal well-being and health.
Aug 30, 2023 · Tel: 508-619-3185 | info@apcc.org | www.apcc.org Andrew Gottlieb Executive Director BOARD OF DIRECTORS Eliza McClennen President Steven Koppel Vice President ... Founded in 1968, APCC is the Cape region’s leading nonprofit environmental advocacy and education organization, working for the adoption of laws, policies and
