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A Community Walk Through Warren’s Resilience Efforts
A guided walk through Warren highlighted projects addressing flooding and coastal resilience.
Tourister Mill Links Shoreline Access and Resilience
Walking tour offers closer look at how resilience and shoreline access are interwoven in Warren’s waterfront.
Visualizing Warren’s Coastal Future
Artist Linda Megathlin created images that are a compilation of maps, visualizations of projected inundations, her photographs of the Bristol County shoreline, and her ideas about how to visually communicate the concept of projected sea level rise.
New Method Helps Scientists Understand How Crabs Handle Microplastics
Over 1,000 tons of microplastics have accumulated in the top five centimeters of the seafloor in Narragansett Bay. This puts seabed-dwelling...
2026 Aquaculture Training Course for Businesses and Practitioners
Professional Aquaculture Training for Businesses and Practitioners returns this coming January.
Smaller Microplastic Loads Found in Southern Narragansett Bay
New URI research offers a clearer picture of how pollution travels through the estuary. Microplastics are everywhere in coastal waters—from tiny...
Ports, Sea Level Rise, and Rhode Island’s Blue Future
Rhode Island port leaders discuss sea-level rise, adaptation, and workforce challenges shaping the state’s resilient Blue Economy.
Piping Plovers Complicating Beach Access for NYC Neighborhood
Protecting piping plover nests hinges on the law – and the capacity of beach managers, Law Fellow project finds.
Uncovering Shoreline Access in Warwick’s Potowomut Neighborhood
Shoreline access tour reassures participants they can use rights-of-way, even if they look like private property.