Join Southside Community Land Trust for a conversation: Know Your Rights & ICE On The Farm. State Sen. Tiara Mack and SCLT conservation associate David Kuma will lead presentations on constitutional rights and what's at stake when immigration enforcement reaches the places where our community grows food: the farms and gardens tended by immigrants, refugees, […]
The Environment Council of Rhode Island will hold the annual Lobby Day at the Statehouse during Earth Month, where the organization's agenda and top priority legislation for the current General Assembly session will be discussed. The organization will also share the full list of supported bills. ECRI's Lobby Day is open to all legislators, government […]
The Richmond Conservation Commission is sponsoring this event as part of a series of presentations about composting organic waste and turning waste materials into rich soils for reuse and carbon retention.
"This Is Not A Drill" traces the stories of three activists who are fighting the fossil fuel industry.
Join Rhode Island Sea Grant for the 2026 R.I. Seafood Cook-Off, where talented career and technical high school student teams from across the state go head-to-head, showcasing original calamari dishes inspired by spring flavors. Guests will get to sample each team's dish and vote for their favorite. The event is free but reservations are required.
Join the Rhode Island Environmental Education Association (RIEEA) for a Virtual Lunch & Learn about Helpful Tools & Platforms. The RIEEA team will share a couple of online programs they’ve found really helpful - one for project management and one for communications. Then participants will spend time exploring them and sharing ideas and other resources.
Warm up with hot cocoa and join arborist Dan Weise on a guided afternoon walk through the trails at Kettle Pond Visitor Center, featuring tree and shrub identification, fascinating forest factoids, and signs to watch for within the landscape. Along the way, participants will learn how to “read” the forest canopy to better understand past […]
Join the Charlestown Land Trust for a presentation with landscape architect Michael Cavanagh on invasive plant management. Design, permitting, and implementation practices will be shared and discussed, with a focus on the native plant communities used to support local ecosystems and minimize invasive plant pressures.
Local news is the lifeblood of democracy, but the business model that has long sustained local news is under tremendous strain. Join several of the state’s leading news people from TV, print, online and other media outlets for a half-day conference on the future of local news.
Throughout the month of April, the Gallery at Central will present the paintings of artist Caroline Anderson. She is a founding member of "Climate Artists” – a climate crisis-focused collective of five artists from across the United States. Anderson’s paintings operate within the tension of “hypernormalization,” a concept that offers a framework for understanding how […]
Join The Watch Hill Conservancy for a free guided walk to learn about the Napatree Point Conservation Area.
The BioBlitz is a great opportunity to join environmentalists, community scientists and anyone interested to document what lives in the Peace and Plenty Community Garden. 15 Minute Field Trips will have a Science Central area to verify all species discovered, and Krakatoa Gardens will provide refreshments.
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