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DUNDERY BROOK TRAIL GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY
A "dream coming true" is how dedicated planners of Little Compton describe the construction of a much anticipated nature education trail and boardwalk. Sakonnet Times.
Protecting and restoring Rhode Island's natural heritage for all, from the woodlands and coastal ponds of South County to the farms and watersheds of East Bay.
Helping Fisherman Avoid Bycatch
Developing a "real-time" bycatch information system to help fisherman avoid areas with river herring.
TNC's Rhode Island Chapter has a new leader of ocean and coastal conservation.
Discarded shells become home for wild oysters to thrive on.
A ceremony celebrates the start of a winding nature trail and boardwalk, over wetland and through forest and field.
Ferolbink Farm, one of the East Bay's most iconic coastal farms is preserved.
Join in on the conversation of protecting nature in Rhode Island!
Venture out in the cold? If you do, look hard and listen carefully for those hardy souls!
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!
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.
An Outdoor Classroom at the Francis Carter Preserve
Thanks to generous supporters, The Nature Conservancy can offer up to 100% of the transportation costs of a fieldtrip to the Carter Preserve for qualifying schools. Learn more about this great opportunity for your school!
The Dundery Brook Greenway Trail
The trail will offer local kids an outdoor classroom and a unique journey on a boardwalk path for everyone to enjoy. Help us educate the next generation of outdoor adventurers!
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Join in on the conversation about conservation! Read about exciting ecosystem-saving stories, current environmental issues, and enjoy beautiful photography with The Nature Conservancy's blog "Cool Green Science"!.
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The Ocean State is comprised of deep forests, lush farmlands and coastal places of wonder. Help The Nature Conservancy of Rhode Island maintain the integrity of these landscapes. © Nat Rea