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Indigenous Values to Restore Coastal Areas
Dr. Kelsey Leonard of the Shinnecock nation discusses how climate adaptation frameworks need to include indigenous values.
Preserving Access to the Shore
Coveted spaces along Rhode Island’s coastline raise tensions about access to public right-of-ways to the shore.
Climate Resilience Through Community in New England
Panelists at the third lecture of the University of Rhode Island’s Honors Colloquium discussed how collective problem-solving at the community level can help empower individuals and lead to real climate resilience.
3 New Clean Marinas in Rhode Island
Watch Hill Boat Yard, Newport Yacht Club, and Safe Harbor Wickford Cove were designated as Clean Marinas under Rhode Island’s Clean Marina Program,
Sea Grant to Offer Expert Assistance for Communities, Stakeholders in Offshore Wind Energy
Rhode Island Sea Grant Director of Extension selected as National Sea Grant’s Offshore Wind Energy Liaison in partnership with the U.S. DOE
Shoreline Rights-of-Way: The Role of Towns & CRMC’s Adopt-an-Access Program
Webinar features speakers from East Greenwich, North Kingstown, and the Rhode Island Saltwater Anglers Association Join the Rhode Island Coastal...
Environmental Justice Along Rhode Island’s Coast
Recent research has found access to Rhode Island’s shoreline and the amenities it offers differs between demographic groups.
Can We Turn the Tide on the Problem of Plastics?
The problem is plastics don’t degrade, breaking down into ever finer pieces that become virtually impossible to recover – leaving them to alter coastal and ocean ecosystems in ways we have yet to understand.
Eat the Invaders
October is National Seafood Month – a distinction proclaimed by Congress over 30 years century ago to recognize one of our nation's oldest...
Events
7
Feb.
Recreational Fishing and Offshore Wind Energy
8-10
Mar.