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How Helpful Are Fish Ladders for Breeding Herring?

These Small Mammals Can Feature Venomous Saliva

Flock Forestry: How Forest Management Can Help Birds

Advocacy Group Works to Build Pollinator Buzz

Warming waters are a significant threat to freshwater ecosystems and the fish humans like to catch.

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Human Pressures On Sea Turtles Have Relented But Still Pose Significant Threats

Drive Carefully: Summer is Turtle Crossing Season

Region’s Only Lizard Listed as Threatened

Beachgrass species in Rhode Island are keystone components of the state’s dune systems.

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Prudence Island Estuarine Reserve Responsible for Decades of Valuable Research

This Snake Rattled by Human Paranoia

Forest Clear-Cutting, Water Pollution Take Toll on Wood Turtles

Through the years, Don Doucette, to pay the bills, worked as a landscaper, at an ice cream shop, at a farm, delivered heating oil, and drove a school bus. But he taught for free.

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Pocket of New Forest Brings Native Life to Urban Lot

Southern New England’s Rarest Amphibian Often Called a Toad But Really a Frog

Warbler Migration Fueled by Shade-Grown Coffee

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Southern New England Freshwater Fishing in Hot Water

Jamestown Grows Its Own Beachgrass to Bolster Conanicut Island’s Dune System

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‘River Whisperer’ Leaves Behind Lasting Legacy of Friendship

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