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Author: David Gregg

Exec’s Blog: Can’t live with ’em, can’t shoot ’em.

  By David Gregg September 13, 2012 November 6, 2020 Animals, Conservation, Historical

Introductory Remarks by David W. Gregg, Executive Director, RINHS, at the opening the 16th annual Ecology of Rhode Island conference, organized by RINHS on the topic of “Trends in Human-Wildlife Interaction”, held March 29, 2012, in North Kingstown, RI. The conference theme was summarized in… Continue reading

Exec’s Blog: Nature Giveth and Nature Taketh Away

  By David Gregg May 21, 2012 November 6, 2020 Animals, Biodiversity, Ecological Communities

by David W. Gregg, Executive Director, RINHS My wife and I are lucky to live in a beautifully unspoiled leftover from Rhode Island’s earlier agrarian days, a small, old dairy farm. The other morning I was walking out to the vegetable garden and just past… Continue reading

Exec’s Blog: Just Desserts for a Naturalist Dad

  By David Gregg January 16, 2009 November 6, 2020 Naturalists

by David W. Gregg, Executive Director, RINHS I guess it was bound to happen. What do they say? “As you sow so shall you reap”? As anyone who’s hung around with me long knows, I can be pretty tough on people who misrepresent or misappropriate… Continue reading

Invasive Species Mutual Aid Society

  By David Gregg March 13, 2008 August 26, 2021 Invasives, Plants

Have you ever blushed when telling someone you want to spend X dollars (where X is some large number) to control an invasive plant because of what it does to salamanders? I mean who ever even sees salamanders anyway. Well, the New Scientist recently had… Continue reading

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