Wildlife & Nature

Loss of Passenger Pigeons Provided Valuable Lesson

Environmental Justice and Water Use Concerns Put Brockton Gas Power Plant Proposal on Hold

Mission Simple: Protect R.I.’s Brook Trout

Winter Moth Killer Safe for Environment and People

PROVIDENCE — You may not recognize his name, but it’s quite likely you have seen one of his photographs in a nature calendar, in a local newspaper or in an Audubon Society publication.

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Dams Gone But Obstacles Remain for River Herring

Dam Legacy Hurting Ecosystems and Causing Flooding

Tree-Killing Beetles at R.I.’s Doorstep

PROVIDENCE — It was like a scene out of “Ghostbusters.” Greg Gerritt donned chest-high waders and rubber gloves and carried a 35-pound backpack that sported a digital display, battery pack and wires poking out at odd angles as he led his volunteer team into the Woonasquatucket River

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Sand Quarries Replenish Local Beaches

Volunteers Work to Restore American Chestnut

Herbicides Part of Life and Death for Rhode Island Ponds

SAUNDERSTOWN, R.I. — “Old Manny” doesn’t seem to mind the moniker, even though his given name is much more masculine. After all, Deidre Sharp did rescue him from certain death.

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To Save Creek, Bristol Turns to High School Students

Ten Mile River Has Quiet Advocate On Its Side

Ducklings Left for Dead Find Home in Tiverton

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Photographer Soars with Providence’s Birds of Prey

Environmental Groups Shock Fish … for Science

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Some Serious Horse Play in Saunderstown

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