Wildlife & Nature

A Walk On the Urban Wild Side

Turtle Poaching: Global Criminal Enterprise with Local Ties

Rights of Nature Would Restrain Humankind’s Ravenous Appetite

Saving What’s Left of R.I.’s Natural Heritage Will Take Collaboration

The list of animals at risk within Rhode Island’s borders and in its waters include mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, insects, a mollusk, and an amphibian.

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In Search of Ancient Trees Hidden in Rhode Island’s Canopy

Compared to Its Neighbors, R.I.’s Rare Species Lack Protection

Tips to Keep Gardens Alive During a Drought

Once a popular summer destination for water activities, the water level in Johnson’s Pond is the center of a longstanding tug-of-war between homeowners and the company that manages the water level behind the dam.

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Rhode Island Luthier Makes Guitars that Sing Using Mushrooms, Honeycomb

Mako Shark Protection Arrives; Rebuild Could Take 50 Years

Shady Projects Look to Lower the Temperature

Muskrats have been considered so prevalent and unremarkable that even people in tune with environmental goings-on have been unaware of the species’ 50-year decline.

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