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Rhode Island
Science and Partnerships at Work
We utilize the best science and the strength of partnerships to protect and steward our land and water resources for people and nature in Rhode Island.
Restoring a "keystone" species in Rhode Island estuaries.
From the distribution of species to the topography of the seafloor, ocean mapping is a prime tool for scientists to share information with the public.
The quahog is a 'clever' engineer of our coastal waters improving habitat for other species.
Policy Guide for Political Candidates
A new, 8-page environmental policy guide for political candidates in Rhode Island.
Take action and find out how you can support critical legislation for The Land and Water Conservation Fund.
Rhode Island's International Program
The Eastern Caribbean provides critical stop-over sites for migratory birds—just like Rhode Island. As coastal areas and islands, they face similar challenges such as tourism and second home development.
Multimedia
What does it take to transplant clams into a coastal pond? One 50lb bag at a time!
Photographer Geoff Dennis has a lens for all seasons and a passion for place!
Prentice Stout, oceanographer and educator, shows us the amazing underwater life in a salt pond.
The beauty of the Westport River comes to life while you hear from Sakonnet Program Director, John Berg, about the importance of Middle Acres Farm to our biodiversity goals. See related article.
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We need to act now, before it's too late. Watch the Video, Take Action
We're addressing Latin America's most pressing conservation issues. Read the Story
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