In Memory: Russell J. Chateauneuf
Russell J. Chateauneuf, of Cranston, a member since 2014, died earlier this year.
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Russell J. Chateauneuf, of Cranston, a member since 2014, died earlier this year.
RIWPS Great Swamp Field Trip 16 August 2022 Beth Dickson Seventeen plant enthusiasts joined Anne Wagner and Kathy Barton to explore the Great Swamp on August 20, 2022, following the same path taken earlier in the spring (see earlier blog).
A primer for native plant supporters.
RIWPS Seed Starters West transient history
When asked to picture a place where people can connect to nature, rarely does one think about cities. Yet for many, city parks, community gardens, and schoolyard habitats are their primary connection to nature.
“Keeping honey bees to ‘save the bees’ is like raising chickens to save the birds.”
I’ve discovered a way to keep my botanical spirits up even in the flowerless days of the bleakest midwinter.
A personal journey, the pollinator garden on the Narragansett Tribal Farm
Reseeding Rhode Island, is RIWPS new multi- year initiative to Increase substantially the availability of seeds, and plants grown from locally
sourced Rhode Island native wild plant seeds.
We remember two of our long serving members.
The Rhode Island Wild Plant Society is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) conservation organization dedicated to the preservation and protection of Rhode Island’s native plants and their habitats. All contributions and dues are tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law.
Join our General Interest list to learn about upcoming programs, event/activities, resources and other opportunities to appreciate, study and protect our native plants and their habitats.
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