Environment
Bugged Out: Just How Much Should We Worry About Ticks in Rhode Island?
As local researchers and clinicians continue the fight against Lyme Disease, a new tick threat is brewing across Long Island Sound.
Get a Fresh Look at Rhody’s Outdoor Spaces in "Land and Liberation"
The new exhibit from Movement Education Outdoors centers Black and brown experiences in nature, highlighting BIPOC artists and youth collaborators.
Go Off-Road in West Greenwich and Discover the Hidden Dahlia Patch
This hidden gem stands out from the rest of the pick-your-own flower farms, but remains unseen to most of the state.
Warren Raises Awareness About Sea Level Rise through Public Art
The Warren Arts and Cultural Commission and the Avenue Concept worked together to demonstrate the impacts of sea level rise and climate change through art.
Shellfish Games: Matunuck Oyster Farm’s Fight for Segar Cove
For years, Perry Raso, owner of Matunuck Oyster Bar, has been the face of sustainable, and successful, agriculture, but an increasing number of opponents are asking: at what — or whose — expense?
Earthly Essentials Nourishes Hair and Body Using Natural Ingredients
The Providence-based hair and body company honors nature, health, self-care, growth and healing with high-quality holistic elements.
Alternative Rock Duo to Bring Bike-Powered Stage to Newport Folk Fest
Illiterate Light strives to start a conversation about renewable energy with bike-powered stage.
A Rhode Island Woman’s Bond with Dolphin to be Featured on New discovery+ Show
Get a sneak peek of Jay and JoJo’s decades-long friendship.
Why are Dead Birds Washing Up on Rhode Island's Beaches?
Conservation groups are warning beachgoers to steer clear of dead birds washed up on the shoreline amid an outbreak of avian flu.
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