Moth night at the Survey, East Farm, Kingston, from dusk on, September 27, contact the office to RSVP.
30th Birthday Gala for the Survey, November 16, Quonset O Club, N. Kingstown. Awards, unveiling new strategic plan, hors d'oeuvres and drinks, raffles, celebration! Watch this space for details.
Lisa Lofland Gould Native Plant Program, November 23, 3 p.m., Gaige Hall, RI College. Showcasing the Plant Insect Community Network and Ocean Hour Farm.
Last Wednesday Tea: every month 4 to 5 p.m. enjoy tea and conversation about natural history (and whatever else anyone wants to talk about). In-person in Kingston or join via Zoom; contact Kira to RSVP and for a link.
Members received the spring issue of the RI Naturalist already. If you haven't already received it, the public can now get the Spring 2024 RI Naturalist here. If you'd like to be among the first to get your bulletin twice a year, please become a member and you'll be supporting community-based environmental science at the same time!
Back issues of the Rhode Island Naturalist, the Survey's bulletin, is available here.
by Robert D. Kenney Three of the previous installments in this Marine Mammals of Rhode Island series have been about seals that occur in our region—harbor seals, harp seals, and gray seals. Gray seals were also the subject of an article in the Fall 2022… Continue reading
In 2021, the Survey managed to expand in a number of directions despite the challenges of the continuing pandemic. If you missed the Survey’s 2022 annual meeting, which was held online on April 7, you can still catch up on all the news, including the finance report, nominating committee report, and program report, by taking a look at this PDF of the 2022 annual meeting slideshow that was shown that night.