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New Study Finds Balloons Deadliest Trash for Seabirds

Improved Outlook for N.E.’s Most Endangered Seabird

River Herring May Be Added to Endangered Species List

Reptiles, Amphibians in Need of ‘Urgent Conservation’

There is just one population of eastern spadefoot toads left in Rhode Island.

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Nest Predators and Rising Waters Threaten Rare Turtles

URI Researcher Finds World’s Most Heavily Trafficked Turtle Plays Vital Environmental Role

R.I. Develops Plan to Deal with Invasive Asian Insect

KINGSTON, R.I. — The artifacts scattered around David Gregg’s office provide a good idea of what he does for a living.

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Hawks Increasingly Feed on Birds at Backyard Feeders

Government Shutdown Delays Trip South for Unusual Avian Visitor

Offshore Turbines Could Put Rare Shorebirds at Risk

The American woodcock is in trouble. For the past four decades, the woodcock population has been decreasing range-wide at roughly 1.2 percent annually.

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Report Finds Regional Approach to Dam Removal is Best Practice

Upper Bay Fish Survey Yields Surprising Results

Napatree Point: Wild, Scenic, and Jammed in Summer

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Habitat Project Provides Boost to Rhode Island’s Rarest Frog

Longtime New Englander Caught Natural History Bug

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