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Volunteer Rehabilitators Help Injured Wildlife Heal

It’s True: Rare Beaked Whales Make Supersonic Sounds

Reintroduced Natural Enemies Take Fight to Pests

Ukraine Moth Released to Fight Invasive Swallow-Wort

PORTSMOUTH, R.I. — Jon Nelson of B.B. Nelson Apiaries and Roger Robitaille of Papa Roger’s Honey Farm recently rescued nearly 60,000 bees from a dilapidated building slated for demolition.

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R.I. Keeps Close Eye On Its Resident Geese Population

Caribbean Crab Species Found in Point Judith Pond

Rhode Island Mourns Loss of Natural Wonder

Saltmarsh sparrows continue their struggle to survive. The formerly common bird that lives exclusively in coastal marshes on the East Coast is predicted to go extinct within the next 50 years.

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Students Raise Rare Turtles to Boost Wild Populations

R.I.’s Longtime ‘Environmental Conscience’ has Passed

Extreme Cold Puts Local Wildlife to the Test

It’s looking more and more like the winter of 2017-18 is going to be a big year for snowy owls in southern New England.

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Scientists Fascinated by Migration of 8-Inch-Tall Owl

Rhode Island Zoologist Spent Lifetime Finding Rare Species While Watching Human Population Swell

Wind Turbines Pose Problem for Local Bat Populations

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56,000 Bees Rescued in Portsmouth Sting Operation

Saltmarsh Sparrows Advocate for Gender Equality

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Regional Forecast Calls for a Snowy Owl Winter

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