Wildlife & Nature

We Need to Bee Careful With Pollinators

Fenced-Off Deer Crossing on Route 1 Causes Confusion and Concern

Two Species Wormed Their Way Into Being Listed

Catch Me If You Can: Some Freshwater Crustaceans Are Hard to Find But Their Presence Matters

With insects and worms pretty much gone from this area in the winter, the birds rely on winter berries.

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Plenty of Space to Flex on Mussel Beach

Some Snail Populations Slowly Being Removed from Local Landscape

‘Just the Beginning of It’: Avian Influenza in Rhode Island

Visiting Yellowstone National Park in winter is a unique experience.

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Biodiversity Blues: Much of Region’s Animal and Insect Populations Under Threat of Disappearing

Upcoming Video Festival to Show Off Rhode Island’s Natural Wonders

Ocean State Shark Discovery: Rare Visitor or Sign of Change?

In just a few months river herring will travel up some of Rhode Island’s rivers on their annual spawning journey.

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A Toot and a Hoot: Birders Scout Nantucket for Sights and Sounds of Feathered Friends

West Place Sanctuary Welcomes Rescue Horse Felix

Wood-Pawcatuck Stewardship Council Opens New Round of Grant Funding