Spring has sprung and amphibians are on the move. Join RIDEM for an afternoon 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 […]
Revive the Roots' seed and propagation workshop covers seed-starting strategies, soil nutrient requirements, soil blocking to eliminate plastic pots and crafting compostable newspaper pots. Participants will leave with seeds and soil. More information and full or half scholarships are available by contacting [email protected]. Space is limited.
The CARI Book Club is a space for anyone interested in expanding their understanding of climate change through long-form reading. Just read the book, and join the discussion. All are welcome. No expertise needed — just curiosity and a willingness to read, learn, and connect. The next meeting will discuss "It's Not That Radical" by […]
A natural gas pipeline expansion is being proposed in Cumberland — what does that mean for the people who live here? Join Climate Action Rhode Island for an educational presentation on what it’s like to live near gas infrastructure and the impact that has on health, safety, property values, local costs, and more.
Join RIDEM's Division of Fish and Wildlife and research partners Liam Corcoran and Megan Gray from the University of Rhode Island to learn about recent collaborative research on young forest birds in Rhode Island. Speakers will focus on the characteristics of young forest habitat and some of the unique birds that require this habitat for […]
Did you know that small changes in a yard can have a huge impact on biodiversity? Creating native habitat helps restore nature while experiencing the joy and fulfillment of connecting with the world around you. This event will offer insights on how nature rebounds when action is taken; practical steps to create habitat and support […]
Join Woonasquatucket River Watershed Association for a guided frog watch in the hidden swamp at Neutaconkanut Park
Join the Watch Hill Conservancy for a themed walk (plants, birds, marine life) based on participants' interests and enjoy an 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 adult.
Did you know that small changes in a yard can have a huge impact on biodiversity? Creating native habitat helps restore nature while experiencing the joy and fulfillment of connecting with the world around you. This event will offer insights on how nature rebounds when action is taken; practical steps to create habitat and support […]
Join Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management forest health program coordinator Alana Russell for a presentation exploring how a changing climate is influencing beetle populations and what this means for Rhode Island’s pitch pine forests. Participants will learn how forest stress, climate, and insect dynamics are connected, and what these changes may mean for the […]
This scenic evening group bike ride winds along Newport's picturesque shoreline, starting at Equality Park and following the Ocean Loop.
Join Metcalf Institute for a conversation with Meera Subramanian, award-winning environmental journalist and a 2012 Metcalf alum, about her latest book, "A Better World Is Possible: Global Youth Confront the Climate Crisis."
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