Rhode Island, the Ocean State, is very aware of our vulnerability to sea-level rise brought on by climate change. There's quite a lot of activity and publication about climate here.
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Climate and Energy Calendar
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Calendar Collaborations
Every event concerning Rhode Island's environment can be added to What Grows On in Rhode Island! Listings are free, and will show up automatically on several websites as well, including Environment Council of RI. Links to the Calendar or subcalendars can be found on other websites as well. Appropriate events also show up on such websites.. Selected events -- or the Whole Shebang -- can show up on your website, too. [Hint, hint!] Ask me about this.
COLLABORATE!
What Grows On in RI was recognized in Rhode Island Monthly's Best of Rhode Island listings as "Website for Green Fun" on page 126 of the August 2013 issue!
"…What Grows On offers up a comprehensive calendar of all-things green, from farmers markets across the state -- including ones you've never even heard of -- to birding excursions, heirloom tomato classes and river clean-ups. Plan your eco-chic weekend via the 'Everything' calendar, or sort through garden or kid-friendly events. The planet will thank you later."
Thank you, Rhode Island Monthly, for the recognition!
ProvGardener Sponsors
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Natural Resources Conservation Service The Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) is a federal agency that works hand-in-hand with the people of Rhode Island to improve and protect their soil, water and other natural resources. For decades, private landowners have voluntarily worked with NRCS specialists to prevent erosion, improve water quality and promote sustainable agriculture. |
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White Lilac LLC White Lilac LLC is the parent company of Providential Gardener and What Grows On in RI. |
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Just about every week, usually on Wednesday, Providential Gardener sends an eNewsletter with recent RI environment-related news and the next weeks' featured events.
Support What Grows On in RI!
What Grows On in RI is free for everybody, but well-organized information isn't really free. There are expenses. If you like using the Calendar and find the ProvGardener website useful, I hope you'll make a contribution through my Patreon page. And let your friends know about the Calendar!
Many thanks!
Sue Korté