Schools and nonprofits from across the state gathered at URI’s East Farm in Kingston to collect their URI-grown seedlings.

There’s no shortage of evidence that environmental factors influence species evolution, but a new study demonstrates a two-way street in which evolutionary changes feed back into the environment.

2020 graduate in marine biology, Alyssa Lopez will head to Oregon State University in September to do her master’s degree in wildlife science, studying killer whale acoustics off the coast of Washington.

Landscape architecture alumnus Graham Gardner ‘06 has just published his first book, Tiny +Wild: Build a Small-Scale Meadow Anywhere.

URI’s Student Success Team recently celebrated CELS staff members for their work to support equity in retention.

Two geology majors and a master’s student in biological and environmental sciences are among nine URI recipients of the prestigious award.

Nearly 100 nonprofits come to URI to collect their URI-raised baby plants

NSF director, Sethuraman Panchanathan met with CELS student researchers from the Jenkins Lab.

CELS students Ashlynn Cunningham ’24 and Barbara Lunz ’24 receive Boren awards to travel to Taiwan in August and September, remaining abroad for the length of the academic year.

A disproportionate amount of wealth generated by protecting open space from development goes to high-income white households.