For 34 years, SCLT's Rare & Unusual Plant Sale has been one of Rhode Island's most anticipated spring traditions. What started as a neighborhood plant sale has grown into a community celebration, and all proceeds support SCLT's programs. There will be 20,000+ organically grown fruit, vegetable, and herb plants, including rare heirloom varieties, hard-to-find medicinals, […]
Celebrate the Blackstone River and the restoration of migratory species such as herring by constructing fish passage around the lowest four dams on the Blackstone River. There will be family-friendly crafts and local speakers, followed by a paddle or boat ride together about half a mile from Central Falls Landing to Lonsdale Marsh to explore […]
Explore Hicks Farm in northern Tiverton, R.I.
Enjoy God's creation with Episcopal naturalist and educator Linden Rayton of Living Water Nature Programs at the Norman Bird Sanctuary. Get up close with wild flowers, birds, and minibeasts at a child-friendly Wild Worship. All ages and spiritual practices are welcome. Rain or shine.
Local ecologist Tim Piacentini will guide attendees through the trails of Basket Swamp.
Pawtucket Green Life is partnering with the Green Infrastructure Center and the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management's Urban and Community Forestry team to offer tree inventory trainings.
Join Rooftop Power for free pizza while learning how to lower your electricity costs and read your electric bill.
RIEEA's executive director Jeanine Silversmith will be available to make new connections, answer questions, and delve into discussion on the state of environmental education in Rhode Island.
Join Rooftop Power for free pizza while learning how to lower your electricity costs and read your electric bill.
This is the third workshop of the Writing About Place series—a four-week writing workshop exploring how landscape, memory, and ecology shape story and voice. This session features guest writer Grace Farrell, R. C. Reade Professor emerita of Butler University in Indianapolis, and author and editor of five books. She taught literary texts and their cultural […]
The Stewardship Council for the Wood-Pawcatuck Wild and Scenic Rivers will host a walk along the Pawcatuck River with a citizen of the Narragansett Indian Tribe.
Join The Watch Hill Conservancy for a free naturalist-guided walk.
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