Join the University of Rhode Island Coastal Resources Center, Rhode Island Sea Grant, the Town of Charlestown, the Salt Ponds Coalition, the Rhode Island Coastal Resources Management Council, the Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank, the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management and the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service at the Kettle Pond Visitor Center to learn […]
The Rhode Island Forest Conservators Organization is holding a Summer Twilight Walk along Blitzkrieg Trail in the Arcadia Management Area to view the shaded fuel break created by the RIDEM Forestry Division to minimize fire risks and help protect the forests in the Wood River watershed. How does wildlife habitat benefit from this practice? Can […]
Join us for an immersive three-day retreat in August focused on reconnecting with yourself and nature. Hosted on Milk Thistle Farm, this event will feature yoga classes, a guided hike at a nearby nature reserve, workshops, delicious meals, a tour and overview of the farm sanctuary, and camping accommodations. Cost to register is $150. For […]
Come create art “en plein air” (in the open air) with the Narrow River Preservation Association. Local painters will demonstrate their techniques. Bring an easel or sketch pad and capture the stunning landscapes or the small wonders along the salt marsh. There will also be guided activities with paper and supplies to make seaweed art […]
Join Borders Farm for the Second Sunday at the Farm. Events will include a drum circle; a turtle talk by 15 Minute Field Trips; a guided hike; a story walk; a tour of the food bank garden; and farmhouse museum tours. There will also be frozen treats and yard games.
This year, the Rhode Island Land Trust Council is kicking off Land Trust Days at Borders Farm in Foster as part of their Second Sundays at the Farm. Many organizations will be participating, including the Northern RI Conservation District, 15 Minute Field Trips, and Foster Library. RILTC will be leading a walk at 12:30 p.m. […]
Ocean Hour Farm is a center for education, research, and demonstration of regenerative agricultural practices, highlighting the critical connection between land and ocean health. The guided tour will take visitors around the active farm and historic property, showcasing its sustainable agriculture and regenerative land care practices, which feature local plants, livestock, and people working together […]
Join Rhode Island Sea Grant for a walking tour of Oakland Beach in Warwick, and see the outcomes of a $1.7 million investment (and years of planning) to improve water quality and reduce flooding. The projects the city took on with assistance from Save The Bay, The Nature Conservancy, and others also enhanced accessibility and […]
Get your tickets for the Fish Fun(d), a celebration of support for the Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council’s programs and services.
Indulge your curiosity and delve into the complexities of the natural world. Let the experts be your guide to the ecosystems, plants, animals, and fungi in Southern New England in this six-program series.
The Community Conversation Night is the culminating event of The Open Newsroom, a fellowship in which University of Rhode Island undergraduates assume the role of a local journalist and develop deeper understandings of science issues facing Rhode Island communities.
Join the Rhode Island Environmental Education Association for a Virtual Lunch & Learn: Hunting, Fishing, and Environmental Education, featuring guest speaker Courtney Nicolson, marketing and communications Coordinator at Save The Bay and an avid hunter and fisher. Courtney will explore the deep connections between hunting, fishing, and environmental stewardship, including how hunters and fishers contribute […]
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