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Harpeth River State Park Grant Meetings

Harpeth River State Park is hosting public meetings on March 11 and 12 to gather input for a proposed grant application to the Recreational Trails Program. The grant funds trail development and maintenance. Comments will be accepted until March 20.

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Fall Creek Falls State Park Public Meetings on Trails Grant

Fall Creek Falls State Park is hosting public meetings to gather input before applying for a Recreational Trails Program grant. The park will accept comments through March 20, 2026, regarding proposed trail improvements and facilities.

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Litter-Free Rhode Island Microgrant Applications Open

The State of Rhode Island, through the Department of Environmental Management and the First Lady's Litter-Free Rhode Island program, has opened applications for Spring 2026 microgrants. These grants of up to $500 will support community cleanup and beautification projects, with a priority for Earth Day initiatives.

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70 Acres Conserved at Gull Cove with Oil Spill Settlement Funding

The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (DEM) announced the conservation of 70 acres at Gull Cove using $880,000 in settlement funding from the Bouchard B120 Oil Spill. This action preserves critical salt marsh habitat and coastal uplands, enhancing wildlife support and coastal resilience.

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DEM and URI Revitalize W. Alton Jones Campus

The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (DEM) and the University of Rhode Island (URI) are revitalizing the W. Alton Jones Campus, investing over $2 million in improvements. The initiative aims to reestablish the campus as a Natural Resource Center and Environmental Education Hub, with public access restoration targeted by the end of 2026.

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DEM Fish & Wildlife Spring Outdoor Programs

The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management's Division of Fish and Wildlife has announced its spring outdoor programs. These programs include youth fly fishing days, hunter education classes, and guided walks, with most being free and family-friendly.

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Rhode Island DEM Seeks Seasonal Staff for Parks and Beaches

The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (DEM) is recruiting for hundreds of seasonal positions for the summer, including lifeguards, park rangers, and other key staff. The notice highlights pay ranges, potential bonuses for lifeguards, and required certifications.

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Oregon DEQ 2025 Wildfire Smoke Trends Report

The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality has released its 2025 Wildfire Smoke Trends Report. The report indicates that while the 2025 wildfire season had minimal air quality impacts compared to recent years, the long-term trend shows increasing wildfire smoke days across the state.

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Produced Water Spill in Billings County

The North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality is monitoring remediation efforts after Scout Energy Management reported a produced water spill of approximately 165 barrels in Billings County on March 11, 2026. The agency is working with the responsible party on cleanup and ensuring compliance with reporting laws.

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North Dakota DEQ Water Quality Priorities Survey

The North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality is seeking public input on water quality priorities for the next ten years. Residents are encouraged to complete a survey to help inform the state's strategy for addressing issues like bacteria, nutrients, and sediment in surface waters.

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