Ecology, Habitat

"The South Kingstown Land Trust, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, was founded as a private trust in 1983, and later incorporated as a private nonprofit corporation in 1999, with the mission of conserving the natural resources of the Town of South Kingstown through preservation and stewardship of open space."

- From the website, July 11, 2018

"Explore history in the one-room schoolhouse, carriage barn and carpentry shop. Watch artisans at work in the blacksmith shop and print shop. Wander through the Canonchet Estate stable ruins, visit the Rhode Island Red heritage flock and our other farm animals. Our grounds feature heirloom flower and herb gardens, and they are bounded by woods, meadows, and salt marshes accessible on marked walking trails." - from the website 7/6/18

Merged with Salt Ponds Coalition

From a RI DEM report, May 2008:

This is a program of the New England Wild Flower Society, a collaboration of professional and amateur botanists, state agencies, and conservation organizations in each New England State. Their goal is to conserve the region's endangered native flora.

Training for the field season is in February or March each year.

This began as "Netwalk RI" but is now known as Story Walkiing.

Phone: 401.680.7221

There is also a Friends of the Hunt River Watershed group, but no separate website, apparently, in January 2015.