The RINHS Lecture Series on Rhode Island’s Fauna, Flora, Geology, and Ecosystems was begun in 1995 to provide science education to professionals and the Rhode Island public.
Four lectures are given each year. In July 1999, the lecture series was named in memory of Mark D. Gould, an ecologist at Roger Williams University and a founding board member of the Survey. The Mark D. Gould Lecture Series on Rhode Island’s Fauna, Flora, Geology, and Ecosystems is sponsored this year by the U.s. Fish & Wildlife Service Rhode Island Refuge Complex. [Link/Logo]
All lectures are free and open to the public; no registration is required. Please come early and enjoy refreshments and the company of fellow naturalists.
The Holiday lecture is accompanied by the RINHS Natural History Book Sale. Donate your extra books at the office anytime during the fall and you will clear shelf space for new books and support RINHS at the same time. Come to the lecture and search for treasures among hundreds of donated natural history books. Get presents for the naturalists on your list and support RINHS at the same time.
Upcoming Lectures [links to Lectures tag?]
Past Lectures