The Rhode Island Historical Cemeteries Awareness and Preservation Weeks, held throughout April and May, are offering a number of free public programs and volunteer opportunities, tours, themed walks, hikes, clean-ups, […]
Calling all K-5 educators, join RIDEM Division of Fish and Wildlife’s outreach and education staff for a fun and free professional development opportunity. You’ll learn all about the national Project […]
Can’t make it to our facility in Johnston but still want an interactive tour? Join one of our educators for a guided virtual tour to see how Rhode Island’s waste […]
The ecoRI news board of directors invites you to a fun-filled afternoon to welcome spring and to kick off our April Sustainer Drive at Hurricane Hill Farm. Tour the farm, […]
Help get the pollinator garden next to the North Burial Ground ready for 2024: clean up the garden, make woodchip paths, and learn about eco-friendly gardening for bees, butterflies and […]
Come to this free community event to learn about the work that is being done to improve the water quality in Almy Pond. Light refreshments will be served.
With the recent flooding of the Pawtuxet River, there is a lot of garbage on the river banks. Please join the Pawtuxet River Authority and Watershed Council in partnership with […]
We are excited to return to help clean up the course after the Newport Rhode Race in 2024 for the third year in a row. There are three signup times […]
Join Zero Waste Providence for a reusable bag sew-in event at Mount Pleasant Library. Help us transform up-cycled fabric donations into sturdy reusable tote bags to stock the reusable bag […]
Spring has sprung and amphibians are on the move. Join us for an evening walk listening and looking for wood frogs, spring peepers, toads, and salamanders. As we search for […]
What should we do with non-native weeds and invasives as we promote ecological restoration through the successful removal of invasives and replacing them with natives? The answer for many of […]
Kick back, relax, and join RIDEM Division of Fish and Wildlife to witness one of spring's most exciting events, the sunset "sky dance" of the American woodcock. While waiting for […]
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