Wildlife & Nature

Tough Year for Piping Plover Chicks at Local Beaches

Wet Spring Blamed for Overall Butterfly Decline

Dead Seabirds Washing Ashore on New England Beaches

League of Extraordinary Youth Battle Rhode Island’s Invasives

Is your yard starving our local pollinators? Co-hosts Frank Carini and Nick Boke are joined by Anne Raver of the Rhode Island Wild Plant Society and naturalist Rick Enser to talk about the state of the state's pollinators.

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Recent Right Whale Deaths Have Scientists Worried

Rhode Island’s Osprey Numbers Continue to Soar

Snake Den State Park Blitzed by Nature Enthusiasts

Ants have colonized nearly everywhere around the globe, except Antarctica, and more than 12,500 species are recognized. Yet, little is known about the ants that call Rhode Island home.

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Gypsy Moths Bring More Bad News to Region

Wild Turkeys Expand Range; Crossbow Hunting Sought

Ocean State’s Deteriorating Salt Marshes Contributing to Concern About Shrinking Black Duck Populations

MYSTIC, Conn. — The Seal Rescue Clinic at Mystic Aquarium is a modest, outdoor, fenced area where seals, sea turtles and other marine mammals rescued from nearby beaches are cared for until they are ready to be released back into the wild. And in mid-winter, it’s a busy place.

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Providence Zoo’s Conservation Director is a Rare Breed

Declining Birth Rate Signals Uncertain Future for Right Whales

Photo Blog: BioBlitz Hits Little Compton, R.I.

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Plight of the Pollinators

College Professor Documenting Rhode Island’s Ant Biodiversity

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Animal Clinic Nurses Injured, Sick Seals Back to Health

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