Wildlife & Nature

A Toot and a Hoot: Birders Scout Nantucket for Sights and Sounds of Feathered Friends

West Place Sanctuary Welcomes Rescue Horse Felix

Wood-Pawcatuck Stewardship Council Opens New Round of Grant Funding

New England Artist Draws Attention to Nature By Making Herself Wild

Nine months later, the land is covered in native plants, buzzing with bees, and cut by a cold-water river.

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Warwick Women Push Pollinator Pathways to Connect Native Species

Once Markers for Homestead Boundaries, Abandoned Stone Walls Become Thriving Habitats

Narragansett Bay Region Feels Squeeze of Solar Development

With the support of volunteers, private donors, grants, and a full-time staff of five, the West Place Animal Sanctuary is the forever home of some 300 animals.

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Whipple Conservation Area an Environmental ‘Oasis’ in Coventry

Discovery of Invasive ‘Jumping Worms’ Prompts Cancellation of Plant Sale

New Book Details R.I.’s Native Reptiles and How to Protect Them

As the world’s wildlife wilts under mounting human pressures, zoos and aquariums, whether you agree or not, play a large role in keeping biodiversity alive.

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Research Finds Nature-Based Solutions More Cost-Effective Than Engineering-Based Solutions

Feed Monarch Butterflies, Other Insects Native Plants

Invasives Expand Ranges Much Faster Than Native Species

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‘Pristine’ Habitat Returns After Dam Failure on Beaver River

Abused, Neglected Animals Find Sanctuary With Retired Attorney

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New Zoo Review: Education Plays Important Role

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