Wildlife & Nature

Nature Doing Its Thing at Site of Exeter Brush Fire

Flower Farm’s Expansion a ‘Shining Light’ in Olneyville

Vanishing Spring Squalls: The Uncertain Status of Local Mayfly Populations

Audubon Society of R.I.’s New Director Takes Responsibility for Avian Protection

The skinny Watch Hill peninsula is an attraction for more than just birds and people, 40,000 of which visited the Rhode Island conservation area last year. It’s also an oasis for bats and butterflies.

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Lincoln ‘Treehugger’ Watches in Despair as Neighborhood Trees Fall Like Dominoes

Plant Society Cultivates Wild Initiative to Reseed Rhode Island

Bee Considerate This Spring: Forgo Fertilizers and Pesticides and Go Au Naturel On Lawn

According to a new Audubon Society of Rhode Island report, birds are declining across the state.

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Bumblebee Study Helps Scientists Track Habitats, Species Decline

‘Adaptable’ But Secretive Bobcats Can Share Suburban Habitat With Humans

Invasive Spotted Lantern Flies Settle in Rhode Island

A Katharine Hepburn-narrated documentary and the film's money quote prompted state and federal government to adopt laws to clean up the Connecticut River.

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A Walk On the Urban Wild Side

Turtle Poaching: Global Criminal Enterprise with Local Ties

Rights of Nature Would Restrain Humankind’s Ravenous Appetite

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Napatree Point Migration is for the Birds … Bats and Butterflies

Rhode Island in Danger of Losing ‘Our Birds’

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Connecticut River Took Long Journey from Cesspool to Nation’s Only Blueway

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