Public Health & Recreation

On Guard: Public Access to Westerly Beaches Tightens

Despite Improvements, Effective Stormwater Management System in Providence Remains Elusive

Deep Dumpster Dive: Litter a Tough Problem to Solve at Misquamicut State Beach

Paddling Through the Different Eras of the Blackstone River

As the paddlers travel 60 miles over four days, special events to celebrate the river will be hosted on land.

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Time to ZAP Blackstone Again

Express Delivery: Beach Bus Provides Relief From the Heat

Toxic Blue-Green Algal Blooms Becoming More Common

Last month the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management allowed Rhody Rovers to host a motorcycle race at the largest publicly owned land parcel in the state.

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Boulders Placed in Shoreline Parking Areas Restrict Access

First ‘7 Rivers Festival’ Celebrates Wood-Pawcatuck Watershed

Debate Over Free Passes Highlights Unique Funding for Narragansett Town Beach

While Rhode Islanders primarily access the shore for recreation, for members of the Narragansett Indian Tribe, the beach is a holy place.

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As Beach Days Come, So Does the Annual Ocean State Battle: Access and Parking

Cozy Rhody, PVD Bike Jam to Join Forces for Litter Cleanup

Some Portsmouth Residents Concerned About Adding CRMC-Designated Coastal Access Points

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Blackstone River Commons Paddle to Explore ‘Hidden’ Waterway’s Charm

Motorcycle Group Given Special Permission to Race Through Big River Management Area

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Narragansett Town Council Gives Tribe Members Free Access to Popular Beach

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