Wildlife & Nature

Floating Wetland Takes Root in Providence Lake

Slow Down is Right Way to Protect Endangered Whales

Rewilding Roger Williams Park: ‘You Just Might See an Eagle … or Five’

This Congress is for the Birds

There were probably some fish in the natural brook and Deep Spring Pond originally, but since Providence established the park, neither the city nor the state have stocked the ponds.

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Stella Hall Conservation Area Offers Unique Habitats in One Special Place

Plan to Save Rare Turtles and Wildlife Underway in Burrillville

Biological Invaders Hurt Local Environment and Economy

Rhode Island's only veterinary clinic dedicated to treating wildlife cares for everything from fishers to snapping turtles.

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Captive Hunting on Track to Be Banned

Species of Lichen Discovered in Unusual Habitat in Coventry

Why Orphaned Washington State Cougars are Ending Up in Eastern Zoos

Entomologists are seeing notable declines in insect diversity worldwide, caused by habitat loss, introduced species, novel pathogens, pesticides, pollution, and climate change.

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Southern New England’s Many Sharks Come In Different Shapes and Sizes

Playing Shark Tag Takes Teamwork

Mussel Flex Keeps Freshwater Ecosystems Healthy

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Rewilding Roger Williams: How Did Fish Get into the Park’s Ponds?

Her Patients Are Afraid of Her and She Loves It

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Home Gardens Help Stem Insect Decline

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