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 these slimy creatures, you’ll learn about various RIDEM Division of Fish and Wildlife conservation projects aimed at helping our state’s amphibians, as well as ways […]
Learn about volunteer opportunities and garden initiatives at Peace and Plenty Garden. Water and snack bars provided. RSVP to Doug by sending an email to [email protected].
Blaine Hymel, veterinarian at the Wildlife Clinic of Rhode Island, will talk about the effects of toxin exposure on wildlife at this session of On Pettaquamscutt Winter Speaker Series, a collaboration between the Friends of Canonchet Farm, Narrow River Preservation Association, South County Museum, and the Maury Loontjens Memorial Library. All talks are free and […]
The Watch Hill Conservancy presents a special screening of the 2021 Green Planet Award-winning documentary "Beneath the Polar Sun." In the Arctic’s last ice area, 500 nautical miles from the North Pole, a scientific team is on a rare mission to measure the world’s oldest ice floes. Hauling loaded kayaks, they know the data, the […]
Join seasoned year-round farmers Mike and Kelli Roberts for a hands-on workshop on optimizing moveable high tunnels for year-round growing. The workshop will include discussion on planting dates, varieties, and other season extension tips they've learned from growing over 16 winter seasons with moveable tunnels. Participants will also have the option to assist in moving […]
The Rhode Island National History Survey's new strategic plan emphasizes the importance of biodiversity conservation for the resilience of ecosystems ... and human communities ... under stress. Appropriately, the theme for the survey's 2025 annual meeting is Resilience Through Biodiversity. The program will focus on where and how to find biodiversity around us, how to […]
Transportation is the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in Massachusetts and Rhode Island, and there are more electric vehicle (EV) models than ever before. Join this webinar to learn why EVs are critical to meeting our state’s greenhouse gas reduction requirements. Topics to be covered include: How EVs reduce air pollution and improve public […]
What’s all the buzz about pollinators? Learn about different pollinators, why they matter, and how to attract and support them in your yard. Plus, discover ways to protect them from harm. This free workshop is offered through the URI Master Gardener Program. All are welcome. No registration required.
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 WILD and Growing Up WILD curricula and how you can apply them in your educational setting. You’ll also learn about RIDEM’s Rhody Critter Kits, which […]
Come see us table at an event in Gloucester, Mass., hosted by our friends at the Cape Ann Climate Coalition. Stop by and get smart tips for buying an EV; talk with local EV owners and experts; learn about available incentives for buying an EV; and find out where to buy an electric car. There […]
Join us at our treehouse on the grounds of Rogers High School to help pot native trees that will soon take root in Miantonomi Park, Newport, R.I.’s largest and most historic park. Please bring gardening gloves, water, and dress in layers as it may be toasty in the greenhouse.
About 300 Rhode Island students in kindergarten through 12th grade entered the third biennial “Ocean View” student art competition, organized by the University of Rhode Island’s Graduate School of Oceanography (GSO). All submissions will be displayed at the Art League RI gallery in Pawtucket from April 5-27. Three winners from each of the four age […]
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