Environment

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The Details on the Rain Harvest Festival in Providence

It's a free, outdoor, family-friendly celebration of water, life, science, art and community.

Tim Lehnert,

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Wicked Tulips Flower Farm Opens Once Again for Spring Picking

The tulip farm, opening April 23 at a new location in Exeter, runs just a few short weeks in spring.

Samantha Labrecque,

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Donate to Clothes to Kids Rhode Island

This Providence-based nonprofit allows school-aged children who are experiencing poverty to shop for clothes, free of charge.

Malia Erickson,

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Help Foster Parrots Bird Sanctuary After Fire by Donating Needed Supplies

A four-alarm fire ripped through a building at the sanctuary this morning, and supplies are needed to help.

Jamie Coelho,

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Snapshot: Bug-ingham Palace

A closer look at the state's most buzzworthy insect hotel.

Casey Nilsson,

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Meet the Skink, Rhode Island's Newest Creepy Crawly

Local scientists are tracking the lizard population.

Todd McLeish,

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3 Volunteer Trash Cleanup Organizations in Rhode Island

Do your part to keep the Ocean State clean and volunteer for a beach, park or street cleanup near you.

Casey Nilsson,

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Rhode Island's Trails are Not So Happy

We've been spending more time outdoors and getting in each other’s space, with heated results.

Todd McLeish,

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Rhode Island's Very Big, Very Weird Year in Birding

A strange season in the highly specific world of competitive birding.

John Taraborelli

Panel Discussion: What’s the future of Narragansett Bay?

Join the TV conversation “Is Narragansett Bay Too Clean?” on June 20.

Sarah Francis