If facts and good policy were enough to protect the environment, the environment would be protected. Environmental researchers and advocates can learn to craft compelling stories that connect with lawmakers beyond facts and complex policy. Environmental advocates are passionate about science, but are competing with misinformation campaigns and every other bills in the R.I. state […]
Looking for ways to increase comfort in your home all year, and save on energy bills? This workshop will share hear real stories from Rhode Island homeowners and community health workers who have taken part in local home weatherization programs. Attendees will learn about the importance of weatherization (e.g. insulation) for health, comfort, and budget, […]
Join the Rhode Island Environmental Education Association (RIEEA) for a Virtual Lunch & Learn: Office Hour. RIEEA Executive Director Jeanine Silversmith will be available to make new connections, answer questions, and delve into discussion on the state of environmental education in R.I. Please note the Virtual Lunch & Learns alternate between open/office hours and more […]
Start the day with coffee and a nature walk with the Watch Hill Conservancy for a themed walk (plants, birds, marine life) based on participants' interests and enjoy an excellent opportunity to learn about the natural history of Napatree Conservation Area. Open to all ages. Participants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an […]
The Tiverton Land Trust will be leading group walks through the beautiful Hicks Farm property. Once you see it, you will want to protect it. Please register using the link below. If you need help registering, send an email to [email protected].
In November of each year, the RI Natural History Survey acknowledges and celebrates individuals who have made remarkable contributions to the understanding and appreciation of the natural world in Rhode Island, and to the continuation and expansion of the survey's work. The recipients of the 2025 Awards are: Matt "Twig" Largess (arborist and voice of […]
Creation Care Ministries, an organization that provides support and resources for Episcopal parishes to strengthen their commitment to environmental sustainability, is hosting a worship session at the Norman Bird Sanctuary, in thanksgiving for the gift of the Earth.
As the holiday season approaches, the Tiverton Farmers Market hosts its annual Thanksgiving Cranberry-Craze Specialty Farmers Market, where visitors can explore an array of more than 45 local vendors presenting culinary delights and unique gifts. Only service animals will be allowed at the event, which is free and open to the public.
Bring the family to meet the farm family at West Place Animal Sanctuary. Skip the Black Friday crowds and come out to support your local farm animal sanctuary on Small Business Saturday. Visit with new arrivals and old favorites during two days of tours. Discover a wide variety of handmade crafts created by talented volunteers, […]
Skip Black Friday shopping and #OptOutside instead. Join the Charlestown Land Trust at Patricia Sprague Forest Preserve in Charlestown for a short group hike (1.2 miles) to stretch your legs, enjoy nature, and burn off those Thanksgiving calories. This event is free and open to all; please RSVP.
The Winter Celebration will transform the garden trails into a whimsical winter wonderland. Stroll through a stunning display of trees, each uniquely decorated with nature-inspired ornaments such as charming birds, whimsical fairies, rustic pinecones, vibrant mushrooms, and intricate dried plant materials. Immerse yourself in the serene beauty of the winter landscape while enjoying festive activities […]
New date for the Napatree Point Conservation Area cleanup. We are partnering with Ocean Recovery Community Alliance (ORCA) to clean up Napatree Point Conservation Area. We will be setting up at the entrance to the beach. Please park in the Merchant Parking lot or on Bay Street. Dress for the weather; cleanup supplies will be […]
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