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Updated PREP-RI Training Helps Rhode Island Communities Plan for Climate Change

Updated PREP-RI Training Helps Rhode Island Communities Plan for Climate Change

by Isabella Carmichael | Oct 16, 2026 | News, Uncategorized

An updated online training is now available to help Rhode Island’s local decision-makers incorporate climate change and coastal resilience into community planning. Providing Resilience Education for Planning in Rhode Island, or PREP-RI, offers seven learning modules...
Ports, Sea Level Rise, and Rhode Island’s Blue Future

Ports, Sea Level Rise, and Rhode Island’s Blue Future

by Rhode Island Sea Grant | Nov 6, 2025 | Coastal Communities, News, Uncategorized

Blue & You explores the intersection of climate risk, infrastructure, and opportunity along our working waterfronts. WATERSON TERMINAL SERVICES,LLC, the operating company of ProvPort | COURTESY PROVPORT INC. | PBN News Rhode Island’s ports have long been engines...
Innovation, Environmental Stewardship Drive RI’s Blue Economy

Innovation, Environmental Stewardship Drive RI’s Blue Economy

by Rhode Island Sea Grant | Jul 8, 2025 | News, Uncategorized

Blue & You discussion series continues later this summer, fall Temporary structures in Misquamicut post Sandy are designed to be movable in the event of a storm. Photo by Meredith Haas Rhode Island’s blue economy—based on its ocean and water resources—is valued at...
Artificial Reef Model Shows Promise for Reducing Erosion on Block Island

Artificial Reef Model Shows Promise for Reducing Erosion on Block Island

by Rhode Island Sea Grant | Jul 3, 2025 | Coastal Communities, News, Research, Uncategorized

Simulation shows wave energy dissipated and up to 70% less erosion at Crescent Beach L-R Stephan Grilli, Eliza Berry, Judy Gray of the Block Island Coastal Resilience Committee, and Annette Grilli tour island areas facing erosion issues earlier this year. Block...
Seaweed May Be a Hidden Host for Bacteria, Study Finds

Seaweed May Be a Hidden Host for Bacteria, Study Finds

by Rhode Island Sea Grant | Jun 23, 2025 | Coastal Communities, News, Research, Sustainable Seafood, Uncategorized

New research highlights Vibrio risks in coastal seaweed habitats Opportunistic macroalgae like sea lettuce (Ulva) are increasingly common in coastal ecosystems. New research in Narragansett Bay found that these fast-growing species may harbor higher concentrations of...
URI Landscape Architecture Seniors Present Emerging Design Visions for Mackerel Cove Beach

URI Landscape Architecture Seniors Present Emerging Design Visions for Mackerel Cove Beach

by Rhode Island Sea Grant | Apr 2, 2025 | Capstone, News, Students, Uncategorized

Bright green dune grass springs up around a wooden boardwalk, while a “complete street” design along elevated Beavertail Road features a shared bike path, bringing pedestrians and cyclists safely to Mackerel Cove Beach in Jamestown. These were just some of the...
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