Marine

NOAA Withdraws New Speed Limits for Boats; Mariners Cheer, Others Fear for Right Whales’ Survival

Most Hot Spots for Whale-Vessel Collisions Have No Protection Measures in Place

Repairs to Damaged Section of Charlestown Breachway Seawall Complete

Long-Term Sampling in Narragansett Bay Reveals Plummeting Plankton Levels

Save The Bay hopes to turn visitors into environmentalists who will cherish Narragansett Bay and maybe join the work of protecting it.

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Endangered Species Protections Sought for Prehistoric Creature

Plentiful and Ferocious Shark Lurks In Local Waters

Plastic Pieces Overtake Cigarette Butts as Ocean State’s Top Beach Debris

In Rhode Island, the two prominent types of seagrasses are called widgeon grass and eelgrass.

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‘Mermaid’ Uses Her Passion to Teach Stewardship of R.I.’s Oceans

Cruising Seven Seas on Carbon-Spewing Sea Serpents

DEM Closes 700 Acres of Shellfishing Grounds During and After ‘Aquapalooza’

The Rhode Island Association of Coastal Taxpayers, a 50-member coalition of beach and waterfront property owners, has filed a preliminary injunction in U.S. District Court to stop state authorities from enforcing the law the General Assembly passed and the governor signed last month.

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Tuff Enough to Overcome Alcoholism, Bipolar Disorder to Swim for Ocean Health

Diving Technology Brings Blue Economy Innovation from Ocean State to Desert

Anglers Want Shoreline Access Clarification Almost as Much as They Want ‘The Big One’

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New Save The Bay Aquarium to Open With Mission to Educate and Entertain

Eelgrass Helps Record Warnings and Wins in Ocean State’s Salt Waters

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Waterfront Property Owners File Injunction to Continue Their Fight Against R.I.’s New Shoreline Access Law

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