"Thrive Outside is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping our youth THRIVE through outdoor learning and nature play. We do this by designing and implementing outdoor learning environments, teacher practices, curriculum enhancements, nature play spaces, and programs in schools and organizations that work with young people."
From the website, August 22, 2019
Providence is one of several cities in the US Fish and Wildlife Service Migratory Bird program, the Urban Bird Treaty.
"The Biomes Center is New England's only private marine education facility and the most hands-on aquarium in the region. We've been providing interactive marine biology programs for schools and families since 1989.
"We specialize in teaching children and adults about the marine animals of Narragansett Bay and the Atlantic Ocean."
- From the website, July 7, 2018
"Sachuest Point has a modern visitor center with a small interpretive area and classroom, plus nearly 3 miles of easy trails to make Sachuest Point a perfect spot for field trips for schools, as well as for the general public."
- From the website, July 7, 2018
The center is in Goosewing Beach Preserve.
"The Rhode Island Museum of Science and Art (RIMOSA), a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization, is a group of imaginative people committed to a single goal: using Rhode Islands’ rich resources in the arts and sciences to create a distinctive, highly interactive, informal learning center.
"The Rhody Ramble connects families with authentic local places and features more than 30 historic sites throughout Rhode Island. Participating sites offer special events, tours and programs designed for children and their families."
- From the website, July 8, 2018
Seagrave Memorial Observatory is wholly owned and operated by Skyscrapers, Inc. They currently have 4 telescopes in operation.
Save the Bay's "interactive marine science center is home to more than 40 species from Narragansett Bay, often including rare lobsters, crabs, seahorses, sea robins, terrapins and more. Three touch tanks allow you to get up close and personal with little skates, urchins, spider crabs, sea stars, dogfish sharks and more - all from local waters." - from the website, July 6, 2018
