Wildlife & Nature

Mycologists Blitz Tribal Woods in Search of Fungi and Fun

‘In the Heart of the Narragansett People’: BioBlitz Held on Tribal Land for First Time

Audubon Report: Studying Birds’ Migration Patterns Key to Reversing Population Declines

Another Bleak Chapter: Beech Leaf Disease and the Woe of Local Forests

Varroa mites threaten the health and well-being of beehives by bringing viral diseases, causing deformities, and impairing flight performance.

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Nature Doing Its Thing at Site of Exeter Brush Fire

Flower Farm’s Expansion a ‘Shining Light’ in Olneyville

Vanishing Spring Squalls: The Uncertain Status of Local Mayfly Populations

Talking birds, bees, and bears with the Audubon Society of Rhode Island's newest director.

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Napatree Point Migration is for the Birds … Bats and Butterflies

Lincoln ‘Treehugger’ Watches in Despair as Neighborhood Trees Fall Like Dominoes

Plant Society Cultivates Wild Initiative to Reseed Rhode Island

A heavy reliance on chemicals has turned residential soil into de facto dumping grounds for lawn-care poisons that threaten public health and the environment.

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Rhode Island in Danger of Losing ‘Our Birds’

Bumblebee Study Helps Scientists Track Habitats, Species Decline

‘Adaptable’ But Secretive Bobcats Can Share Suburban Habitat With Humans

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Widespread, Destructive, and Stubborn Mites Target Honeybees

Audubon Society of R.I.’s New Director Takes Responsibility for Avian Protection

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Bee Considerate This Spring: Forgo Fertilizers and Pesticides and Go Au Naturel On Lawn

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